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The University of Saint Joseph will hold EcoART: The City as a Living Laboratory (CaLL), the next event in the “Embracing Our Environment: Integrating the Natural World with the Arts” series made possible by support from the University’s National Endowment of the Humanities and Art Fund.

 

The event will be held in-person on March 7, 2022, from 2 to 3 PM in the  Bruyette  Second Floor Reception Room at University of Saint Joseph. This event is free and open to the public and registration is required.

 

For over a decade, City as Living Laboratory (CaLL) has collaborated with citizens, artists, historians, and scientists to visualize and re-image landscapes along urban waterways. The radical inclusivity of City as Living Laboratory, (CaLL) offers a framework to host an exchange of interdisciplinary information and community enthusiasm, which has inspired eco-activism as well as site-specific art installations.

 

This presentation will review strategies and outcomes of current CaLL projects underway in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and New York City, reflect on the willingness of Mary Miss, an internationally renowned artist, to engage local communities, as well as to share ideas ways to increase participation in the local CaLL, Park River watershed project.

 

Date:               March 7, 2022

Time:               2 -3  PM ET

Location:         University of Saint Joseph

1678 Asylum Ave

Bruyette Second Floor Reception Room

West Hartford, CT 06117

 

Pre-registration is required: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/ecoart-the-city-as-a-living-laboratory-call-tickets-253596914197

 

Questions/Contact:

Dr. Kirsten Martin

KirstenMartin@usj.edu

860 231 5385

 

Additional information about “Embracing Our Environment: Integrating the Natural Environment with the Arts” can be found at https://www.usj.edu/academics/academic-event-series/environment-and-arts/

 

Upcoming events include:

    • March 21 Medicinal Plants in Current Medicines
    • March 28 Ask the River: An Interdisciplinary Movement and Visual Art Project
    • April 13 How Nature is Integrated with Arts in Japan
    • April 20 Poetry and the Environment
    • April 20 USJ Earth Festival
    • Late April/ Early May 2022 Farm to Table: A Roundtable Discussion with the Friends of Holcomb Farm