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For the emergence of a cultural ecology. First edition on October 5 at the Goethe Institut in Nancy.
Published on 31 January 2020
Since prehistoric times, nature has been an infinite source of inspiration for artists and creators. Life-size sculpture, miniature works, even in still life, Art is often the fruit of the living. But how does Art evolve in the face of the environmental crisis? Can it impact the public by positioning itself as a defender of life?
Guests:
Topics covered:
01’30 : Presentation of Paul Ardenne
01’55 : Presentation of COAL and the VIVANT season
05’00 : The link between Art and Life
12’05 : Examples of artists linked to life or nature
19’50 : Meeting with the artist Thierry Boutonnier
21’00 : Collective creations and ecological artists
30’45: The role of science in the field of art
33’05 : The creations of bio-acousticians and audio naturalists
38’00 : The identity crisis of art
39’00 : The relationship between art and financing
46’10: The role and power of artists
49’45: Art, a weapon for the protection of life
50’40 : Can Art change behavior?
54’55: The projects of our guests
The article can be found on the website: https: //www.groundcontrolparis.com/creation-protection-du-vivant/
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