October 2018: Editorial
Dear Readers, The running thread underlying most of human endeavours and activities in today’s times is our stark alienation from Earth. A story of separation, […]
Month: October 2018
Art for whose sake?
I have always wondered… If art is just a medium of expression? If it is a way to connect or of connecting? And is art […]
Creative Reuse in the Classroom: Waste as a Valuable Resource to Developing 21st century Learning & Life Skills in Children
The value of the arts to children’s learning, growth and development is undeniable. Significant research points to the fact that children who receive an arts-rich […]
Discovering Art in Nature
Art has the power to heal, just like nature. When we create art in nature we connect to something deep within ourselves. To something which […]
Art and Ecology Now
Herbert Read – critic, poet, anarchist, and cofounder of the Institute of Contemporary Arts – famously saw the artist as (in German) ein Ruttler, an upsetter […]