http://artculture.com/reviews/human-nature-exhibition Contemporary Art, Innovation and Design Thu, 06 May 2010 15:35:36 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://artculture.com/reviews/human-nature-exhibition#comment-2194 Adam Chittenden Mon, 31 Aug 2009 22:54:19 +0000 http://artculture.com/?p=1716#comment-2194 This is remarkable work! My question is whether or not art really can inspire environmental conservation or vice versa. It is so easy to be slanted either towards nature or human - where is that 'real world' equilibrium? Is there a practical application for this in the environmental movement? This is remarkable work! My question is whether or not art really can inspire environmental conservation or vice versa. It is so easy to be slanted either towards nature or human – where is that ‘real world’ equilibrium? Is there a practical application for this in the environmental movement?

]]> http://artculture.com/reviews/human-nature-exhibition#comment-2186 LUCAS Wed, 19 Aug 2009 04:06:36 +0000 http://artculture.com/?p=1716#comment-2186 Keep up the great work Keep up the great work

]]> http://artculture.com/reviews/human-nature-exhibition#comment-1990 kirsti Wed, 03 Jun 2009 14:01:37 +0000 http://artculture.com/?p=1716#comment-1990 I was just reading an essay about applying unified field theory to the arts to revitalize their mission of the encouragement and sustainability of the art instinct in both individuals and communities. This piece, reviewing the connections between artists, human and nature reminded me of the power of art to radically connect to what makes us human and together. A friend of mine recently reviewed a similar series by photographers who had travelled to the former Eastern Europe to photography life there. Awe-inspiring!! I was just reading an essay about applying unified field theory to the arts to revitalize their mission of the encouragement and sustainability of the art instinct in both individuals and communities. This piece, reviewing the connections between artists, human and nature reminded me of the power of art to radically connect to what makes us human and together. A friend of mine recently reviewed a similar series by photographers who had travelled to the former Eastern Europe to photography life there. Awe-inspiring!!

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