Review the entirety of the Creative Parties Conference organized by COAL and the Gaité lyrique, during the COP21, from December 1st to 11th.

ArtCOP21 REPLAY

The Conference of Creative Parties is a public and international summit that relies on imagination, creativity and collaboration to build and invent together another response to the climate challenges that will be debated at the same time in Paris by the negotiators of the 21st United Nations Climate Conference (COP21).

From December 1 to 11, 2015, COAL and the Gaité lyrique invited a hundred eloquent and inspiring international creators, artists, architects, scientists and thinkers to reinvent together, the imagination of another possible, positive and sustainable world.

Conferences of Parties (COP) are technical and technocratic events, difficult to access for the uninitiated. Negotiations are essentially about regulatory objectives, quotas and financial or generic commitments, at the national and international levels, which are very abstract and remote from citizens.

The Creative Parties Conference assumes that culture is an essential vehicle for sharing common goals of adaptation and climate change, and the main driver for change. In order to draw together a new project of society, it is necessary to develop a common culture that projects us towards other possible worlds.

Alternating each afternoon between collective reflection sessions and interviews with international artists recognized for their commitment, the Creative Parties Conference will lead to the drafting of a manifesto for the culture of tomorrow’s world. Distributed internationally for signature after the COP, the manifesto unites and engages artists from around the world in the manner of the COP 21 resolutions.

All meetings are streamed and archived on the Gaîté lyrique and ArtCOP21 websites. Meetings are held in French or English. They are freely accessible.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 1

2:30 p.m. – Opening of the Conference of the Creative Parties: arts and culture commit to the COP21
In English and streamed

From Rio to COP21, what were the mobilizations of the cultural sector? How did they evolve and, above all, how did the political decision-makers take into account the voice of artists? The opening of the Conference of the Creative Parties is an opportunity to take stock of the mobilizations and to inspire artists to get involved in order to bring the voice of culture to the negotiation agenda.

With Kevin Buckland (UK), Artistic Ambassador of 350.org, Anne-Marie Melster, Co-founder and Director of ARTPORT_making waves (USA), Nataša Petrešin-Bachelez, Commissioner of Becoming an Earthling at the Musée de l’Homme (FR), Frédéric Ferrer, author and director (FR), Cynthia Rosenzweig, climatologist (USA), Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, poet (Marshall Islands), Teresa Borasino, Director of the Futuro Caliente festival in Lima – COP20 (PER), Anna Heringer, architect (CH). Animated by the ArtCOP21 team.

5pm – Face to face with Kathy Jetnil-Kijiner, poet, Marshall Islands.
Moderated by journalist Lydia Ben Ytzhak.

In English and streamed

7:19 PM from the Media Center: Battle of the Links

Broadcast every Monday on Canal+, L’Oeil de Links is a collaborative program dedicated to the

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2
2:00 p.m. – Producing without reproducing: creating new models

In French and streamed

The ecology of artistic practices is undergoing a real transformation, cultural ecosystems are reinventing themselves and distilling new ways of doing and thinking to build a more sustainable world. How are these new modes of knowledge, action and creation developed? What are the forces and dynamics at work? Whether it is in materials, forms and methods, a thought by the environment in which one evolves emerges and initiates other forms of life, economy and sharing.

With Justyna Swat from OuiShare for POC21 (FR), Vincent Guimas, La nouvelle Fabrique (FR), Eva Jospin, artist (FR), Encore Heureux, architects (FR).

Moderated by Jeanne Granger, co-founder of the Réserve des Arts (FR).

4pm – Face to face with Gideon Mendel, photographer (ZAF).
Moderated by journalist Lydia Ben Ytzhak.

In English and streamed

The 19h19 of the inRocKs Lab with Norma (live)

THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3
2:00 p.m. – Act locally, mobilize globally

In English and streamed

Artistic practices anchored in the territories and local communities contribute to the creation and perpetuation of citizen actions in favor of ecology and sustainable development. The artists associated with militant movements give credibility to the discourse through their image or their solutions. At all scales, art becomes a vector of citizen mobilization and invents new forms of democracy and living together.

With Chen Feng and Mu Wei, architects and co-founders of Natur Wuhan (CHN), Anton Polsky a.k.a. MAKE and Igor Ponosov, Partizaning (RUS), Marco Kusumawijaya, urbanist/activist, Rujak (IDN), Carolina Caycedo, artist/activist, Descolonizando La Jagua, Rios Vivos Movement and Asoquimbo (COL), Matthew Biederman, artist, Arctic Perspective Initiative / Changing Weathers (SI), Flannery Patton, Alliance of Artists Communities (USA) and Sithabile Mlotshwa, Artistic Director of Thamgidi Foundation and IFAA Global (NL).

Animated by Marie Fol, DutchCulture / TransArtists (NL) and Sophia Lapiashvili, GALA- Green Art Lab Alliance (GE).

This round table is organized within the framework of the ArtCOP21 professional workshop (December 3 and 4 at the Gaîté lyrique).

FRIDAY DECEMBER 4TH
2:30 p.m. – The cultural sector, a driver of sustainable development

In English and streamed

How can the cultural sector contribute to the major societal challenges of our century? Based on the results of two days of workshops that brought together 130 professionals from all over the world to share solutions in the sector, the best international initiatives on the subject are devising a common declaration to strengthen the cultural sector’s commitment to sustainable development.

With Patrick Degeorges, Philosopher and chargé de mission at the Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy), Jordi Pascual, Coordinator of Agenda21for culture and UCLG (ESP), John Crowley Team Leader of the SHS Sector at UNESCO (UK), Sacha Kagan, Founder and Coordinator of Cultura21 (DEU), Alison Tickell, Director of Julie’s Bicycle (UK) and Diane Dodd, Regional Coordinator for Europe at IFACCA (AUS).

Moderated by Cees De Graaff, Director of DutchCulture, Center for International Cooperation (NL).

The round table is organized within the framework of the ARTCOP21 professional workshop (December 3 and 4 at the Gaîté lyrique).

5pm – Face to face with George Steinmann, artist (CH).
Moderated by journalist Lydia Ben Ytzhak.

In English and streamed

SATURDAY, DECEMBER5
2:30 p.m. – The Power of Fiction: Imagining a Future

In French and streamed

In a present shaken by the irruption of an uncertain future, our society is forced to integrate the question of its own story, to tell itself in order to build itself and better decide its future. Fiction is transformative, it sketches the worlds we know and those to come. Science fiction, literature, speculation, poetry, tinged or not with catastrophism, are ways of densifying reality and feeding new stories.

With Fabrizio Terranova, writer and teacher-researcher in speculative narration (BEL), the collective Hehe, artists (UK and DEU), Anaïs Tondeur, artist (FR), Emilie Notéris, writer (FR), David Lescot, author and director (FR).

Animated by Emilie Hache, Philosopher, University of Paris Ouest Nanterre (FR).

17h – Face to face with Dalibor Frioux, writer (FR).
Moderated by journalist Lydia Ben Ytzhak.

In French and streamed

SUNDAY, DECEMBER6
2:30 p.m. – The Arctic Is Paris- Expanding the Conversation

In English and streamed

Carte blanche to the artist Mel Chin and the writer Gretel Erlich for their project Arctic Is Paris.

The Arctic and Antarctic are territories that are a symbol of the unification of international citizens and embody all the desires of humanity, spreading a message of the future to future generations. But these pristine territories are also vulnerable spaces where the effects of climate change are already clearly visible, from melting ice to population displacement. This event includes film screenings and the presentation of traditional artifacts from the Arctic and Pacific Islands.

With Mel Chin, artist (USA), Gretel Erlich, writer (USA), Jens Danielsen and Mamarut Kristiansen, elite hunters from Greenland, representatives from the Pacific Islands, a Nuuk interpreter. Moderated by Neal Conan, journalist (LBN).

The first part of this event is presented on December 2nd at La Générale.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER8
2:30 p.m. – Collective intelligences and digital utopias

In French and streamed

How to make fire with a gum wrapper? Do trees form a universal network that can compete with the Internet? What is the beast that humanity breeds around itself? How to power a smartphone without a power source? How to share your life with someone else? Do we have to become schizophrenic to keep up with the acceleration of technology? Researchers, artists and experts in survival, propose interventions around the themes of the film World brain by Gwenola Wagon and Stéphane Degoutin.

With Gwenola Wagon and Stéphane Degoutin, artists, researchers and directors of the film-essay World Brain (FR), Pierre Cassou-Noguès, philosopher and writer (FR), Julien Imbert, graphic designer (FR), Emmanuel Ferrand, mathematician (FR).

6pm – screening of the film “World Brain” in partnership with Arte

Le 19h19 du Plateau Média: Melting pot (program on food)
Tell me what you eat, I’ll tell you who you are… Once a month, just after the locavore meeting of the Ruche qui dit Oui! Melting Popote puts its pot on the boil. In it, the guests throw out their thoughts about food in all its forms.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER9
2:30 p.m. – The race for technological innovation

In English and streamed

In this period where everything is accelerating, artists take the time to critically examine the race to technological innovation, to deconstruct the mechanisms of its discourse and to experiment with its tools.
With researchers and scientists, they question the technical argument too often put forward as the only solution to climate change, alert us to the lack of democratic control over geoengineering projects, and develop projects that look differently at technology – open source, technical detour, social hacking …

With Renewable Futures: Rasa Smite and Raitis, artists and co-founders of RIXC (LVA), Cédric Carles and the Paleo-energetic Laboratory (FR) and Yacine Ait Kaci, artist (FR). Moderated by Andrew Simms, COP21 correspondent for the Guardian (UK).

5pm – Face to face with Shaun Gladwell, artist (AUS).
Moderated by journalist Lydia Ben Ytzhak.

The 19h19 of the Plateau Média: MKS Room (Make Sense) special climate

MKS Room mixes live performances by new artists and debates on art and social entrepreneurship. Through music and culture, the mission of the event is to promote collaborative forms of entrepreneurship and make them available to all.

THURSDAY, DECEMBER10
2:00 p.m. – Language as a battlefield

In English and streamed

To name is to give emphasis to thought, and words shape reality. While States are negotiating hard to remove or keep a word in the final agreement, some terms seem to dominate the debate without being questioned: innovation, growth, universal, adaptation…. The meeting, punctuated by performances, takes the form of an attempt at decontamination to counter the hegemony of language and questions the realities that hide or reveal our discourses.

With Heidi Q and the “Bureau of Linguistical Reality”, artists (USA), Magali Daniaux & Cédric Pigot, artists, (FR), Nathalie Blanc, researcher and David Christoffel, from La Maison des Ecrivains et de la Littérature (FR), “Writers for the climate”. Moderated by Shannon Jackson, Director of the Center for Research in the Arts at Berkeley University, (UK).

The 7:19 PM of the Media Plateau: *di*/zaïn

The *di*/zaïn evenings aim to encourage exchanges between designers, artists, architects, cultural institutions, agencies, companies, schools and anyone interested in the creative process.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER11
3pm – Rebuilding the Commons

In English and streamed

Talking about ecology rather than economy is a way to anchor our initiatives and situate our projects in a territory in order to make it alive and perpetuate it. It is in this perspective that new alliances are emerging to protect our “commons”. Whether it is air, rivers, or knowledge, the commons are not only “goods” to be respected. Inextricably made up of humans, non-humans and the practices that bind them, they help us build another political and economic model to face the ecological crisis.

With Jeremy Leggett, scientist and activist (UK), Michael Pinsky, artist (UK), Alex Hartley, artist (UK), Allison Akootchook Warden, activist representing Alaska Natives (USA), Juan Carlos Sanchez, former IPCC member and Nobel Peace Prize winner (VEN). Moderated by Patrick Degeorges, Philosopher, in charge of the Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy (FR).

6:00 pm – Closing ceremony of the Creative Parties Conference and ArtCOP21.

In the presence of official representatives of culture and COP21, institutional partners of ArtCOP21, the philosopher Dominique Bourg (CH) and the Filipino artist Nikolo Salazar (with the support of the French Embassy in the Philippines).

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As we prepare for the first Creative Climate leadership training at the end of March, find the full Report of the ArtCOP21 Professional Workshop, which brought together in Paris on December 3-4, 2015, more than 150 arts and culture representatives from 30 different countries, ranging from governmental bodies (ministries of culture, arts councils, cultural agencies, cities and regions) to foundations, networks, research centers, artists and collectives.

The ArtCOP21 professional workshop aimed to foster an inter-sectoral dialogue through the exchange of best practices, and to highlight the need for specific support and funding mechanisms to consolidate the leadership of the cultural sector in the field of sustainable development and environmental protection.

The ArtCOP21 professional workshop was organized by On the Move, COAL, la Gaîté lyrique, Julie’s Bicycle and IFACCA.

You can find
here
the report of the Professional Workshop recalling the main points exchanged during the public and internal sessions as well as a list of resources to continue the Parisian conversations.

Special thanks to the British Council-France, the European Cultural Foundation, the Institute of Arts and Theatre of the Czech Republic and WIP for their support to this publication.

Download the report

For the English version, please click here

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Our ArtCOP21 program, thanks to the multiplicity of its actions and its global mechanism, has brought an inspiring and creative approach to the necessary transformation of society and reaffirmed the central place of culture in the ecological transition and sustainable development.

Lauranne Germond, director of COAL, invited to present ArtCOP21 and report on cultural mobilization during Francois Hollande’s press conference at the Elysée Palace “En avant la COP21” on September 10, 2015

COAL relied on the services of the agency Hexagramm to ensure the press relations of ArtCOP21 and to promote the cultural dimension of the COP21 and the mobilization of its actors as a whole to more than 5000 journalists.

Key figures of the press coverage of ArtCOP21

361 press coverage, all media combined
61 national and regional press coverage
29 TV/radio reports and columns
58 international press releases
213 digital press coverage

>> Consult now our complete press review (Attention 800 pages!)

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The Cultural Agenda of the COP21 realized by COAL and Cape Farewell is online. From now on, follow all the cultural news of the COP21 on www.artcop21.com.

At the end of 2015, Paris will host the 21st United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP21). This conference is a decisive step in the negotiation of the future international agreement to fight against climate change.

In this context, ArtCOP21 offers a framework to stimulate, coordinate and encourage all organizations and artistic initiatives willing to participate in this exceptional event to imagine together a creative and sustainable future. ArtCOP21 is certified by the General Secretariat of the COP21, the City of Paris and supported by many institutional partners.

ArtCOP21 has set up the Paris Climate 2015 cultural agenda, a digital tool for disseminating and promoting the best cultural initiatives around the COP21. From September to December, this agenda will guide us in Île-de-France, in the regions and in the world, to discover artistic events related to the climate.

Artists and cultural actors are invited to participate in ArtCOP21 by registering their events online. Exhibitions, meetings, performances, shows, screenings, concerts, public readings, participatory workshops, competitions or any other cultural events that deal with climate change in an inspiring way can benefit from the visibility and impact of this common platform. ArtCOP21 is committed to selecting the best projects and promoting them.

This agenda will also come to life throughout the COP21 at the Gaîté lyrique, which will be transformed into an essential meeting place for cultural actors and professionals. Debates, screenings, concerts, workshops, resource center, will bring to the general public and political actors other ways of understanding the complexity of the climate challenge through a multiplicity of views and creative alternatives.

The agenda will be officially launched on September 17, register your actions as soon as possible!
Access the registration form HERE

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With the ArtCOP21 Festival on the banks of the Seine in Paris, COAL proposes a weekend of citizen participation in the great debate of the COP21 through interventions of artists on climate issues.

With the ArtCOP21 Festival on the banks of the Seine, in Paris, COAL proposes a weekend of citizen participation in the great COP21 debate through artists’ interventions on the major climate issues.

Climate change is everyone’s business. In this year 2015, the Parisian atmosphere is particularly attentive to this subject with the preparation of the COP21 which will take place in Le Bourget from November 30 to December 11. Without the involvement of citizens, the negotiations that will take place at the end of this year cannot succeed.

This is why this first ArtCOP21 event has been designed as an exchange device, led by artists but entrusted to citizens, to make the banks of the Seine, a historical and sustainable communication route, a space for dialogue, awareness and mobilization around the climate. In the era of the sharing economy and the reappropriation of public space, come and share the creative energies that exist today in Île-de-France around the COP21!

Rendezvous on the banks of the Seine, in Paris, on July 11 and 12 from 10am to 10pm

ON THE PROGRAM

Leave a video message to the COP21 negotiators with the COPBox

The COPBox is a participative module designed by COAL and Lemoal&Lemoal Architects for the COP21. Placed in the public space, the COPBox allows any citizen to record a personalized video message to the negotiators of the 195 countries participating in the COP21. Oriented on the sensitization to the climatic stakes, it will be the symbol of the citizen mobilization throughout ArtCOP21 until December.
To be continued #COPBox#COP21

COAL is the first French actor to mobilize artists and cultural actors on climate and environmental issues since 2008 and the initiator of ArtCOP21, the Paris Climate 2015 Cultural Agenda. To develop the COPBox, COAL has partnered with Lemoal&Lemoal Architectes, a young architectural firm based in Paris.
www.lemoal-lemoal.com

from July 11 to August 27, Monday to Thursday from 12:00 to 19:30
Friday from 12:00 to 21:30, Saturday from 10:00 to 21:30 and Sunday 10:00 to 19:30
Port de Solférino / Point Info Berges de Seine

Exchange on What we have left with the artist Thierry Boutonnier
and his pig Héroïca

With Ce qu’il nous reste, Thierry Boutonnier, transformed into a company manager of organic waste recovery, goes to meet the passers-by by proposing to Héroïca, pig of the year of the Ferme du Bonheur, to feed himself with their food remains. A true incarnation of a short circuit of material valorization to question our devastating food behaviors.

Thierry Boutonnier develops living works which question our domestication. He grew up on his parents’ dairy farm and worked as a farmhand to finance his studies at the National School of Fine Arts in Lyon. What we have left is a continuation of his series The Objectives of Production, in which the aim was to present the future of things directly to things. Always in interdependence with the ecosystems he invests, his works approach the question of ecology in a protean and critical way.
www.domestication.eu

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Urban DataScape is an interactive multimedia installation to immerse Parisians in the heart of climate issues. Designed for the Berges de Seine, this work inaugurates the launch of ArtCOP21, a year-long cultural event on climate change leading up to COP21, and presented at the Grand Palais from December 4 to 10, 2015.

Invited by COAL to invest the Berges de Seine, the artist Olga Kisseleva has imagined Urban DataScape to connect walkers to their urban environment and reveal the collective and systemic dimension of climate-related issues. The work was developed specifically for ArtCOP21 in collaboration with the architect Etienne Delprat, the Art&Science laboratory of the Sorbonne, the Agence Parisienne du Climat and Météo France, Eau de Paris, ERDF and APUR.

Urban DataScape consists of a playful installation in the form of a monumental QRCode, which once flashed offers walkers the possibilitý to travel through an enriched digital landscape connected to historical, economic, political, cultural, and social data related to climate in the world and in their immediate environment. The walker is also invited to participate in an interactive game that confronts him with his own interactions with the climate.

A critical look at the use of technology, Urban DataScape also proposes a non-market re-appropriation of the QR-Code to encourage citizen mobilization and participation in the great climate challenge through the potential of digital technology.

The first meeting of ArtCOP21, the Paris Climate 2015 Cultural Agenda

The inauguration of Urban DataScape is the first event of ArtCOP21, a cultural event organized by COAL and CAPE FAREWELL – the first two European actors to mobilize artists and cultural actors on climate issues – for the 21st United Nations Climate Change Conference, which will be held in Paris from November 30th to December 11th 2015.

ArtCOP21 is labeled COP21 – Paris Climat 2015 by the General Secretariat of the COP21 and the City of Paris. ArtCOP21 is supported by the European Union, the Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy, the Ministry of Culture and Communication, ADEME and the Île de France Region.

To see the video presentation of the work Urban DataScape by Olga Kisseleva click HERE

Olga Kisseleva

Olga Kisseleva is an artist and founder of the Art&Science laboratory, playing a pioneering role in the field of contemporary research and reflection on emerging forms of creation. Olga Kisseleva’s work intertwines actions that take place in urban environments or in networks with interventions in galleries and museums. www.kisseleva.org

Etienne Delprat

Étienne Delprat is an architect and artist, doctoral student in the Art & Sciences laboratory, Paris 1 Panthéon Sorbonne. He collaborates with various institutions and creators on projects at the intersection of the city, landscape, art and sustainable development.

Art and Science Laboratory, ACTE Institute, UMR 8218, CNRS, Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne

Located on a research axis associating art with exact sciences, natural sciences, and political sciences, the research line of the laboratory proposes to develop, analyze and promote collaborative projects elaborated jointly by scientists. The research line will federate collaborative initiatives between artist-researchers and scientists who will conceive works together while simultaneously analyzing their emergence. The crossing of disciplines will take place at the level of concepts, models, methods and materials. This interdisciplinary approach will make it possible to reconstruct a reality artificially fragmented by the compartmentalization of knowledge and aims at the acquisition of transversal competencies. It aims as much to engage issues in direct relation to the art world as to open it to a wider field, that of science.
www.institut-acte.cnrs.fr/art-sciences

Paris Climate Agency

The APC is the operational agency for the fight against climate change and for the energy transi- tion of Paris 2020. With 90 members, the Agence Parisienne du Climat has been helping to achieve the objectives of the Paris Climate and Energy Plan since 2011.

Its strong points:
– Free and independent advice for Parisians on energy and climate issues
– An energy-climate action-tank for the actors of the Greater Paris metropolis
– Supporting change and transformation of the territory, in particular the significant contribution to the rehabilitation of the Parisian building stock
– Listening to the weak signals of societal transformations (new economic models, social and technical innovations…)
– Involvement in national and international networks to benefit from their experiences and to promote the actions of Paris, a world city

In 2015, the APC is continuing its work of information, mobilization and support on the Parisian territory, and this, in the dynamics of the International Conference Paris Climate 2015 (COP21), which will take place from November 30 to December 11, 2015 at Le Bourget.
– Advancing common understanding of energy/climate issues
– Acting to support the implementation of the Paris Climate and Energy Plan
– Mobilizing the territory

Find the full program of the APC 2015 Energy and Climate Kit
View the calendar of events of the APC 2015 Energy and Climate Kit

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COAL and CAPE FAREWELL, the first two European actors to mobilize artists and cultural actors on climate issues are launching ArtCOP21, an exceptional cultural event, which will take place in Paris during the 21st United Nations Climate Change Conference, from November 30 to December 11, 2015.

Labelled “Paris Climat 2015” by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Development and the Ministry of Ecology, Sustainable Development and Energy, ArtCOP21 aims to mobilize public opinion around a new, positive and sustainable vision of the world. Today, a real movement that combines social transformation and creative act is emerging all over the world. ArtCOP21 gives it a voice and brings to the general public and political actors other ways of understanding the complexity of the climate challenge through a multiplicity of views and creative and innovative approaches.

With ArtCOP21, a vast program of actions and artistic and citizen mobilizations will be deployed in the public space and a plurality of cultural places gathered for the occasion. In total, more than a hundred French and international cultural actors and institutions representing the best initiatives associating art and sustainable development throughout the world will collaborate in an unprecedented way at the COP21.

Five actions structure the ArtCOP21 program:
– The Public Conference of the Creative Parties which will bring together great artists from all over the world to write the manifesto of tomorrow’s culture;
– Monumental and participative art installations in public space by major international artists;
– A real cultural agenda and a tour of exhibitions, performances and experiments throughout the Ile-de-France region;
– A special edition of the COAL Art and Environment Prize and its international call for projects on the climate;
– A workshop on integrating sustainable development for professionals in the cultural sector.

COAL Created in 2008 by art and sustainable development professionals, the COAL association is guest curator of the European Center for Contemporary Artistic Actions in Strasbourg, co-curator of the Domaine de Chamarande exhibitions since 2012, and has produced about twenty exhibitions in prestigious places such as UNESCO or Le Quai d’Angers. COAL has been designing and running a program for FIAC Hors-les-Murs since 2012 and identifies talent each year via the COAL Art and Environment Prize with more than 1,000 artist projects from 52 countries in 5 editions.

CAPE FAREWELL Since 2001, Cape Farewell has been working internationally to bring together artists, writers, musicians, filmmakers, scientists, communicators and opinion leaders to develop creative work around climate change as a catalyst for change. Through exhibitions such as the 2012-2014 “Carbon” cycle in the United States, France, and Canada, festivals, residencies, speaking engagements, and eight Arctic expeditions with artists, Cape Farewell is a primary actor in engaging the public in a critical dialogue about climate change.

www.artcop21.com

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