Building on Regenerative Visions,
Friday, 28 August 2020
Culture Declares Emergency & cornishdoughnutfeast
Building on Regenerative Visions,
Thursday, 27 August 2020
Playlist Doughnuts and Circles week!
Doughnuts and Circles week
playlist
Music choices from Sam!
Wednesday, 19 August 2020
Feedback/chat from Regenerative Visions for the Arts in Cornwall.
Freelance writers, photographers and artists
From the Zoom Chat...
the UCL Covid19 social study has shown that engaging in creativity has been the most protective factor for mental health and wellbeing during this crisis
And that engagement has been across the social demographic including people who are experiencing severe hardship and with long term mental illness. ...Jayne Howard of Arts Well
if one person fails we all fail is such a profound idea. it is how our ecosystems work in nature. the cultural mycelium of the human world echoing nature.
so inspiring… Art, Design, Science, Community, all coming together in a transformative culture. completely brilliant. From Deborah Curtis
The mushroom factory is SO exciting!!!
So inspiring Jessica.
Amazing Jessica, thanks so much.
Jessica Prendergrast
Also, if anyone wants to hear more about the mushroom factory podcast, we have just launched a podcast of the journey to building it. Available here. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/spores-for-thought/id1516921540
Deborah Curtis - Little House of Fairy tales
This is now a moment of Tipping Point.. we need to ensure that critical thinking, science, technology and politics are in joined up thinking with the arts. Culture is everything about how we cloth ourselves, feed ourselves, warm ourselves, relate to each other. we need to join the dots. not be separate.
There are so many brilliant organisations who have been working for decades. We need to make sure their voices are also heard. if we all work together we can create extraordinary transformation.
Brilliant, thank you - Jayne Howard & LÊa Guzzo - Cornwall Council - Senior Culture and CI Officer
Thanks to all the speakers and to Jo for organising this From Helen Tiplady HFC
Thank you Jo and all the speakers, really motivating and inspiring
Thank you Jo and all the speakers - lots of food for thought.
Look forward to hopefully connecting again. Be great to catch up this way in future. Thanks for all the presentations. ...Collaborating not competing is key :-)
Thank you so much for organising this Jo, and thank you to all the speakers. This event was really well put together - inspiring and energising. Teresa, CAST (Cornubian Arts & Science Trust)
Thanks you to Jo and all the speakers for an inspiring gathering
The Covid19 Social Study shows that participating in creative activity has been the best protector of mental health and wellbeing over the pandemic
teresa@c-a-s-t.org.uk
We will immediately be joining up to Culture Declares
Thanks everyone - all the talks and projects mentioned sound so inspiring. I will be trying to integrate some of these ideas in to my new project.
ecologist and creative
LÊa Guzzo - Cornwall Council - Senior Culture and CI Officer
We are working toward our new 5 years cultural strategy for Cornwall: Creative Manifesto. Would be great to see all this embedded in this new strategy> Thanks the presentation.
Thanks very much for good info - I think that it is really only creativity which will get us through things... so true that we have to look at what is near us. - Chair of Newlyn Society of Artists
Fantastic presentations, thank you everyone, very inspiring!
Thanks for organising a really interesting session – great to hear the other speakers.
Thanks so much again – and great to ‘meet’ you all!
Thank you, Jo! And thank you everyone!
Green week playlist
Green theme week
Art has always involved Activism
Shallal has always wanted to show a better way for us to be together and now we can't keep silence about our systems ( which need to change now) and the planet which is our home. (People who are vulnerable are often the worst and first affected.)
Playlist
This is a rather random selection which doesn't have Einaudi's Elegy for the Arctic, which is on an older playlist.
I've enjoyed listening to some great 'oldies' and finding the new work at the end.
Culture Declares Emergency
August 28th sees a Culture Declares Emergency banner drop - there will be one on our door at Shallal Studio Krowji.
Everyone is invited to join in with write/create - Letters to Power
https://www.letterstotheearth.com/letters-to-power
In Shallal -join in with Green Art and next week its Doughnuts and Circles.
Doughnut Economics, Circular economies...and anyone with Easy Read copy for any of these please get in touch.
JoL's suggestion of Greensleeves...
Until we are out of this crisis we need to maintain our focus,
and harness the voice of the arts for positive change.
eg. BALTIC SEA FESTIVAL
Interesting...https://www.berwaldhallen.se/en/about-baltic-sea-festival/
”Our primary interest is to present the very best musical and artistic products
from the Baltic Sea region. The second aspect is to bring emerging phenomena
and ensembles to the forefront.
The third aspect is political and environmental.
I’m not so naïve that I believe that classical musicians will be able to save the Baltic Sea from environmental abuse.
But I do believe that our chances to improve the situation will be much greater
if we contribute to raising the general consciousness,
by permeating the festival with an ecological theme.” Esa-Pekka Salonen, Baltic Sea Festival Artistic Director.