COAL highlight on the French Pavilion of the IUCN World Conservation Congress – VIVANT season

COAL highlight on the French Pavilion of the IUCN World Conservation Congress – VIVANT season

Published on 11 July 2021

In the French Pavilion, artists committed to ecology, nominated and awarded the COAL Art and Ecology Prize, present their projects as ways to reweave our sensitivity to life, to rethink our relationship with the environment, to be attentive to other forms of life, to renew our images and our collective imaginations, to invent new paradigms and other ways of being in the world All these artists testify, imagine, experiment and work for a world more respectful of the living and the ecological balance. An event in partnership with the Museum of Hunting and Nature and the French Office of Biodiversity with the intervention of Pierre Dubreuil, Director General of the OFB or his representative.

Highlight COAL on the French Pavilion
Pavillon France – Parc Chanot, Marseille
September 6, 2021, 2pm – 2:30pm
Free admission

 

Image credit: Paul Duncombe, Manicouagan, 2015-2020. Satellite imagery © 2020 Planet for the Planet, Skysat, and RapidEye

 

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