Green Carpet

L’artiste Gaëlle Villedary a décidé d’aider le village de Jaujac à célébrer les 10 ans du sentier Art et Nature. Elle a ainsi proposé un chemin de verdure au milieu du village serpentant ainsi les maisons sur plus de 420 mètres au total. Le résultat est à découvrir dans la suite.



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Turning Billboards Into Bags / Comment bien se payer l’affiche

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THE ORIGINAL?
Heineken – Bags made of recycled billboards– 2009
Source : Adsoftheworld
Agency : JWT, San Juan (Puerto Rico)
LESS ORIGINAL
Chevrolet Cruze – Bags made of recycled billboards – 2012
Source : Adsoftheworld
Agency : Mac Laren Mc Cann (Canada)

Interview with Kultivator, an experimental cooperation of organic farming and visual art practice

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KULTIVATOR was founded in 2005 by 3 artists and 2 organic farmers in the village Dyestad, on the Swedish island of Öland. This cooperation of farming and visual art practice involves an organic farm with where pigs are raised, cows are milked, potatoes are harvested and linseed oil is pressed. But Kutltivator is also a space for artist residencies, exhibitions, performances, installations and screenings. And in between are activities that draw in both the artist and the farming community. The result looks both experimental and remarkably productive continue

H.O.R.T.U.S. (Hydro Organism Responsive to Urban Stimuli)

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With HORTUS, the architects from ecoLogicStudio are inviting the public to become cyber-gardeners and “invent new protocols of urban biogardening.”

There’s a bright green carpet on the floor and hundreds of intravenous-style bags are suspended above our heads. The bags are in fact photo-bioreactors and they form a ‘greenhouse’ that hosts nine different species of algae, from chlorella to algae found in London’s canals. Visitors can blow into flexible plastic tubes, fostering the growth of the algae with their carbon dioxide and activating the oxygen production continue

Magazine review – MCD#65 The culture of green tech

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The culture of green tech is a timely publication. 2009 saw plethora of festivals, exhibitions and conferences dedicated to sustainability, ‘greener planet’ and ecology. I attended so many of them i ended up turning into a cynical eco-phobic. The following year, culture moved to other issues but the relevance of an artistic reflection on green tech is as high as ever. The magzine proposes an intelligent, critical view that goes beyond the monolithic ‘green is beautiful’ moto and looks into the dilemma and contradictions of green tech continue

Forgotten Spaces

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The exhibition at Somerset House shows 28 projects shortlisted for a competition that invited architects, engineers, students and designers to submit proposals that reclaim overlooked spaces across Greater London. Inspired by success stories such as New York’s High Line, the competition aims to demonstrate how alternative way of thinking about urban space can inject new life and energy into some of London’s most neglected corners.

The selected entries range from underground climbing tunnels to Atlantic salmons in the Thames, firepits in Crystal Palace, bee keeping, rooftops of tower blocks turned into social hubs and artist studios nested inside church spires continue

Nomadic Plants

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Vegetation and microorganisms live symbiotically inside the body of this robot. The robot draws water from a contaminated river, decomposes its elements, helps to create energy to feed its brain circuits and the surplus is then used to create life, enabling plants to fulfill their own life cycle continue

Neural 33, Scripting Green

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Interviews, reviews and articles. Everything in the latest issue of Neural is green continue

(Un)Inhabitable? – Art of Extreme Environments

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The 2009 edition of the @rt Outsiders Festival presents works that explore the meaning of living in extreme environments, in the imaginary realm as well as in the physical one, in the political, social and environmental fields as well as in the poetic ones continue

The Golden Institute

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What logic lies behind major technological pushes of the past and how could it apply to future projects and what could we learn from the visions of an American past that never happened? continue

Sorry, Out of Gas: Architectures Response to the 1973 Oil Crisis

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This volume includes a monumental stash of documentary photographs, ephemera, documents, transcripts and original writings on all things related to the oil crisis–from Jimmy Carter to underground utopias. Reproductions cover everything from impossible traffic jams leading up to empty gas stations to board games with names like Energy Quest and Petrol continue

Biorama 2: Save the thrombolites

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Oron Catts, Director of SymbioticA, Centre of Excellence in Biological Arts at The University of Western Australia, presented the project he and his team are currently working on. Adaptation is radically different from what you would expect. No victimless leather jacket, no banquet of frog steak. This one invites us to take a peak into the broader issue of ecology and life itself continue

Biorama 2: we went to the cave

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The second edition of Biorama was a workshop and symposium (set inside a cave) that explored the biology of the underground through the notion of umwelt developed by biologist Jakob von Uexküll and its influence on the development of biosemiotics by Thomas Sebeok. continue

The Dalston Mill Wheatfield

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As part of the exhibition Radical Nature, an urban mill designed by architects EXYZT and the re-staging of Agnes Denes’ 1982 Wheatfield form a temporary functional ensemble in the North-East London district of Dalston . continue

Green is about recycling / Naturellement pompé?

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THE ORIGINAL?
Festival Place shopping mall – 2008
“Learn to be more eco-friendly at our green week”
Source : Cannes Archive Online,
Agency : Inferno London (UK)
LESS ORIGINAL :
Maxi Women’s Magazine “100% organic fashion” – 2009
Source : Cannes 2009 Longlist
Agency : Heimat (Germany)
Cette année la mode est au vert, donc au recyclage? Ce qui est bien pourtant avec les idées, c’est que ça ne coute pas plus cher pour l’environnement d’en avoir des nouvelles…
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Green Platform at Strozzina in Florence

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A dark and intelligent exhibition that attempts to address the overall ecological problem not only in environmental terms but also with respect to its philosophical, psychological, economic and social implications continue

Green Platform – My Sunshine

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When/if fully developed, My Sunshine will reflect the sunlight and provide extra hours of lights in urban areas around the Arctic Circle, a region that receives no sunlight in Winter time due to the rotation of the Earth’s axis continue

Green Platform – The World Bank

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In the Winter of 2001/02, Michele Dantini traveled to Cameroon to photograph and document what is still the biggest private sector investment in sub-Sahara Africa: the construction of the controversial Chad-Cameroon oil pipeline continue

Green Platform – Excavated Tree

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A speedy glimpse of the exhibition Green Platform which is running until July 19 at the Strozzina cultural center in Florence so that you know what to do if you’re in Tuscany this week continue

Radical Nature – Art and Architecture for a Changing Planet 1969-2009

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Radical Nature draws on ideas that have emerged out of Land Art, environmental activism, experimental architecture and utopianism. The exhibition is designed as one fantastical landscape, with each piece introducing into the gallery space a dramatic portion of nature continue