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It is a shame that this site is in jeopardy. I presumed that there was a full time administrator. In fact I didn't question how the site was run or how it was funded. I was over the moon to find this…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by William Shaw Feb 16, 2011.
Flooding
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During my residency in Wales I came across an exhibit at a place called Danger point. As part of their exhibit they show children how to pack a flood kit to keep ready at home. This made me realise…Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by William Shaw Dec 7, 2010.
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Yes I think is possible to manage collectively...commitment needed of course but possible...this days here we are setting a network, linked to Plataforma Rural...a committee for art and culture in rural areas..maybe can be of…"
William Shaw replied to Rebecca Churchill's discussion Honoured to be part of this site"Hi Rebecca
No... there hasn't been a full time admin for a while... and that would have been me. I think it's a no brainer that there should be a site that connects the huge ambitions and experiences of people collected here and at…"
Rebecca Churchill posted a discussionHonoured to be part of this site
It is a shame that this site is in jeopardy. I presumed that there was a full time administrator. In fact I didn't question how the site was run or how it was funded. I was over the moon to find this site and although I don't use it very often it is wonderful to see what people are doing and to feel part of something. Where can I find out more?See More
William Shaw replied to Rebecca Churchill's discussion Flooding"I've probably got the wrong end of the stick about what you're doing, but while I think it's incredibly important talk to children about climate I'm very aware that there are different narratives going on... There is a strand of…"
Rebecca Churchill replied to Rebecca Churchill's discussion Flooding"Yes, I suppose it is, but flooding for some children in various parts of the country, including the coast of north wales is and will be a reality. Obviously some people think it is important to teach children how to cope in the event of flooding.…"
William Shaw replied to Rebecca Churchill's discussion Flooding"I'm slightly alarmed by the idea of teaching children how to pack a flood kit. It seems a little apocalyptic..."
Rebecca Churchill posted a discussionFlooding
During my residency in Wales I came across an exhibit at a place called Danger point. As part of their exhibit they show children how to pack a flood kit to keep ready at home. This made me realise that flooding is becoming more and more of an every day reality. I have started to give out sand bags to artists, so that I can create a large artistic flood defense. If anyone is interested in decorating a sand bag please let me know. I am also interested in any flooding/water/sea issues. Thanks.
Rebecca Churchill joined James Brady's group
High Tide
High Tide is a unique interdisciplinary artist-led initiative which seeks to nurture a culture of sustainability and eco-logical consideration of our lives in a rapidly changing world.
Rebecca Churchill joined Patricia Haines's group
Water for the World
It's said that WATER is the next gold... Essential for all life, but runnning short for many across the globe. Artists of all kinds are beginning to put their creativity in service to raising awareness and catalyzing action - join us!
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art in nature 'exploring the drift line' at Holywell Art and Craft Mill, Holywell, Flintshire
December 12, 2010 to December 15, 2010
Celebrating the beautiful areas of coastline as well as highlighting the plight of our polluted seas. Showing own work and that of groups who worked with me. The exhibition is fun and interactive, showing that we can be hopeful and do things to help the environment. Lets just get the plastic out of the sea!
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plastic caravan
A caravan covered in plastic recovered from the sea. Inside is what the coast should look like. A wealth of environmental information.
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- Where are you?
- Wiltshire, England and Flintshire, Wales
- What kind of work do you do?
- I am a mixed media artist, drawn to using found and discarded objects.Most often it is an ideology or intention that stirs my passion to create. Many things motivate me, for example being playful,memories of childhood,environmental issues and environments, great conversations and ideas of mischief making.
- Art that made me think about things:
- Steve Mcpheresons marine plastic collections.
Fran Crowes walks
- Other interests
- Combining playwork theory, theapist knowledge and artistic skill.
Street art enthusiast
- Best idea you've had this year
- Linking my environmental passions,with walking along the coastal driftline to cover a1970s caravan with the plastic rubbish I find. It will look like a larger than life kitsch sea side ornament. This will attract the public to come in and find out what is really going on!
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