Aren’t things all a bit late this year?
Still Spring at any time is pretty marvellous – I finally got a new camera, something similar in size to a camera I borrowed some years ago. So last Easter Saturday, straight out of the box, I went outside and had a little Wordsworth minute. Hope you like [...]
Tagged as: Cathy Fitzgerald, Cathy's work, daffodils, film, film-maker, forests, Ireland, spruce, Wordsworth
by Cathy Fitzgerald on November 16, 2009
in Art communication, Environmental Communication, Environmental artist, International, Sculpture, UK, art and ecology, art and forests, art and trees, climate change, nature, trees
There is a growing list of cultural activities planned for the Copenhagen Climate Change summit in December, not so much in Ireland but more in the UK and Europe. See the RSA Arts for COP15 site for more info – you can join this site if you are creating work/exhibitions or just interested.
Probably the most [...]
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by Cathy Fitzgerald on November 5, 2009
in Art and Nature, Cathy's work, Environmental Communication, International, Ireland, art and ecology, art and ecology film, art and environment, art and forests, art and trees, biodiversity, climate change, drawing, ecopoetry, film, trees
‘I have been aware of the sea as an enclosing presence, both sheltering and dangerous. But most important, I have noticed that the atoll (Suwarrow) belongs to the organic world; it is a living island’
RD Frisbie, ‘Island of Desire – the story of a South Seas Trader, 1944
Readers,
I have been overwhlemed by the response to [...]
Tagged as: 1minutetosavetheworld, Cathy Fitzgerald, climate change, Cook Islands, forests, Rhys Jones, seabirds, Suwarrow
I’m delighted to write that my friend Jan Alexander has just received the 2009 RDS Forestry Merit award for her 20+ year contribution to Irish Forestry. Here she is pictured with Minister of State for Forestry, Tom Killeen at the award ceremony at Kilkenny Castle last thursday. Hurrah!! (Photos taken with my phone, apologies for [...]
Tagged as: biodiversity, close to nature forestry, farm forestry, forests, Jan Alexander, Joe Barry, Kilkenny, RDS Forestry Awards, sustainable forestry, Tony Killeen
“The only thing that can save the world is the reclaiming of the awareness of the world. That’s what poetry does.” – Allen Ginsberg
I’ve been caught up lately doing too much work but in odd moments I slip the words ‘art and ecology’ into search engines for other art forms to get a bit [...]
Tagged as: ecopoetry, forests, janet kuyper, poetry and ecology, rubbish, trees
I was just going over all the material that I collected at the recent first UK Arts and Forestry meeting held in London last month, when I saw a note that I had written down, to look up a well known Slovenian film maker, Andrej Zdravic, who has recently done a film about forests.
I did [...]
Tagged as: Amazon, climate change, closer to nature, forests, Martin Strel