I was so delighted to be part of this wonderful eco-social art project and exhibition last Thursday - it was a joy to support this fun and important project with amazing project designer-organiser, artist Jules Michael, and artist Annabel Konig and others from the Drummin Bog voluntary committee. And to use knowledge from my doctoral…Read more Creative Ireland An Fraughan art programme: Three Neighbouring Schools Eco-Social Art Exhibition Creates Buzz for Carlowās Little Drummin Bog
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An Fraughan Art Exhibition for Drummin Bog: Drummond, Co. Carlow, Thurs 6 June 2019
I've been delighted to support Carlow-based artist Jules Michael and others who have helped developed the An Fraughan Children's Art Exhibition for Drummin Bog: Drummond, Co. Carlow. I've shared my eco-social art framework that I developed in Hollywood forest and knowledge of the art and ecology field with the Drummin Bog artists. Its been so…Read more An Fraughan Art Exhibition for Drummin Bog: Drummond, Co. Carlow, Thurs 6 June 2019
Ar scĆ”th a chĆ©ile… Living in harmony
I’m not quite sure how it happened, but I have had a tremendous response, over 500 visitors, looking at my article and podcast on saying “Goodbye to the
Anthropoceneand Hello Symbiocene” that I posted on Monday. Glenn Albrecht’s in-depth but very accessible ideas, in his new book ‘Earth Emotions: New Words for a New World’ (2019), that map the atrocities of the Anthropocene to a more harmonious future where we prioritise the thriving of all beings -the Symbiocene, seems to have struck a chord with many.Today, I was particularly excited that another Irish artist I know has a keen sense of the Symbiocene in his backyard. Eoin is an old friend of mine, we both were in the same painting class at the National College of Art and Design many years ago. We were delighted to find we will be co-exhibiting at a small exhibition organised by Imelda Healy, that is running alongside a conference ‘Art in the Anthropocene’ being held in Trinity College, 7-9 June 2019. I am fortunate to be giving my talk again “Goodbye to the Anthropocene and Hello Symbiocene” on Friday 7th June, Session 1.2.2: Eco-social Responses to the Anthropocene Session Convenor: Yvonne Scott, Chair: TBA, Time: 13.45 ā 15.15 Venue: Beckett Theatre, Samuel Beckett Centre, Trinity College Dublin. See the full programme here https://artintheanthropocene.com/call-for-proposals/
Back to Eoin’s post below: I thought Hollywood was doing well with a Great Spotted Woodpecker visiting lately, but look at the furry, delightful neighbours that Eoin has at his home in suburban Dublin. Eoin speaks Gaeilge so his post is first in Irish, then English – enjoy!
And if you like the idea of the Symbiocene, do let me know your thoughts below.
Scroll down for the English language version ā and thereās also a foxy video below, for your delectation.
SĆ© mhĆ Ć³ shin chuala mĆ© sionnach i gcoim na h-oĆche. Screadach uaigneach dodhearmadta ar nĆ³s bean sĆ, is dĆ³cha, a bhĆ ann. (NĆor chuala mĆ© bean sĆ riamh).
Anois is arĆs feicimid sionnaigh sa cheantar agus muid ag siĆŗl san oĆche ach nĆor chuala mĆ© ceann chomh ghar dĆŗinn roimhe seo. TĆ” na gairdĆnĆ in aice linn fiĆ”in go maith agus na sceacha ag scaipeadh isteach orainne. An fheadar an raibh an sionnach ina chĆ³naĆ sa bhfiĆ”ntas sin, i ngan fhios dĆŗinn?
Chuaigh an t-am thart agus thĆ”inig an t-earrach. BhĆ na laethanta ag dul chun sĆneadh. BhĆ an lon dubh ag canadh ag titim na h-oĆche. BhĆ sĆ© nĆos gile sa ghairdĆn anois. OĆche amhĆ”in thug mĆ© faoi dearadh go raibh rud eicint ag corraĆ sa ghairdĆn. BhĆ sionnach inaā¦
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