Environmental Artivism Finalists | David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation
Environmental activism • Chose a subject your are passionate about • Draw for it • Film it • Post it • Raise awareness
This essay by Mónica Mayer talks about Feminist Art and Artivism in Latinamerica
Emigration is a fundamental human right. Everyone deserves the freedom to seek safety, opportunity, and a better future no matter where they’re from. We need to stand together, fight together and protect out community together ✊✊✊
Content Warning – this blog has a collection of statistics about the inequalities disabled people face, including abuse, financial and housing situations and ableism. Brain Fog or Limited Time? Scroll to the bottom or click here for some infographics summarising Disability Pride Month and 5 reasons we need it. Bonus information also on these! Happy…
Phaidon is releasing a retrospective of JR's popular work
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The Polish School of Posters tells a story of creativity during an age of suppression – and one venture is bringing greater visibility to these highly collectible designs
Artivism by @peacekeyartistry #govegan
Feminist art, feminist with Palestine, cease fire, we want peace, stop war, illustration, artivism, woman wearing a white t-shirt with the quote "If You don't like my body, why don't you just look away like you do for genocide ?", art by Troty
Sophia of Threading Change shares what an intersectional approach to sustainable fashion would look like, how we can get involved with fashion activism, what artivism is, and how it could bring more people into this sustainable fashion and social justice movements, the importance of engaging youth in ethical fashion, and more.. #fashionactivism #activism #fashionactivismart
What does our public space mean to us? How can we use art to reclaim it? How does art start conversations, turn bystanders into upstanders, and build movements? These are the questions CASS contemplated during our workshop this past Friday on how to use street art, or "artivism" to address gender-based public sexual
"My name is BSP and I’m a synaesthetic artist. My production is a combined language intertwining art, music, environmental awareness and social issues. Being a singer and a painter, I’m continuously developing an original way to express myself. I believe ‘artivism’ is powerful because it doesn’t overwhelm the public as generally scientific reports do. "
Welcome to our interview series where we speak with purpose-driven business owners and ecopreneurs from around the globe. Every few weeks, we’ll dive into their journeys, learn about their wins and challenges, and the resources they couldn’t do without. Prepare to be inspired and learn something new! Today’s guest is Kristine Buenavista from Artivism Iloilo. Please tell… Read More »Green business spotlight: Kristine Buenavista
A comprehensive, multi-layered examination and discussion of Drama Box’s 30-year history, based on 30 key words. These allow you to connect and refer to the characteristics and social thought of the times on a broader level. The book offers exclusive insight into Drama Box as an independent theatre company, and incisive appreciation of Singapore’s theatre and social landscape. Reader Reviews:Drama Box 30 Keywords is a comprehensive collection of essays that richly detail an outstanding history and spectrum of innovative theatre-making approaches, paying the highest tribute to the gargantuan impact of a theatre of social transformation. It documents Drama Box’s ‘artivism’ that places plural voices of Singapore society at centre-stage.Alvin Tan, Artistic Director,The Necessary Stage, Singapore My keyword for Drama Box: ResilienceResilience. If it did not possess the courage of its deeply felt convictions, this fledgling theatre company that was born 30 years ago, and all the people in its fabular box, would surely have ended their theatre dreams a decade ago. Drama Box may be very small, but it has been steadfast in its resolve, with remarkable vigour and tenacity. The resilient may bend when they encounter external forces, but they will not break. Strength and endurance have been at the heart of Drama Box’s practice for 30 years, and these values continue to undergird its promise.Han Lao Da, Theatre Veteran,Singapore In order to flourish, Theatre of the Oppressed needs able advocates, and luckily in Singapore it found first The Necessary Stage, and then, growing out of it, Drama Box. Over its lifetime, Drama Box has clearly made its mark on Singaporean society and cultural life.Adrian Jackson, Founding Artistic Director,Cardboard Citizens, United Kingdom To win acclaim for the state and to serve society are policy frameworks constructed by the state. Within such determined frameworks, to maintain independent thinking and expression so as to deconstruct, construct, and nurture a visionary culture for the future — that has been the perpetual challenge of the past 30 years.Danny Yung, Artistic Director,Zuni Icosahedron, Hong Kong In form and in spirit, this book expresses Drama Box’s signature qualities of multi-faceted depth and innovative experimentation. It serves as a reminder that Singapore has a theatre company that is always surprising and delighting you, and which has accompanied you through 30 years of change. Its reflections on society, politics and life have brought you keywords of care and connection, of emotion and resonance. We have experienced the key moments of these keywords together. This book gives you a chance to revisit the impact of these moments, and appreciate once more their keen relevance to the present moment and to the future, thus proving that Drama Box does not just belong to Singapore, but also to the world.Wang Wan-Jung, Professor,National University of Tainan, Taiwan
