Full Course: "In Contact" Eco-Art Course (All 5 sessions)
Purchase this option to get the discounted rate for signing up to all 5 workshops in the Eco-Art course.
Course Dates and Times:
October 11th, 18th, 25th and November 1st and 15th.
10.30am-3.30pm.
Course Information:
Each of the 5 workshops focuses on a different aspect of climate change from a regional, national and global perspective and uses Permaculture principles as a means to develop ecological, creative, and wellbeing responses to climate change.
In Contact with Trees: Deforestation and biodiversity loss in plant life. We will use grounding, storytelling, and oil based relief contact printmaking as a means to explore our relationship with trees.
In Contact with Water & Air: Pollution of air and water resources. We will use water based inks and sound to explore our relationship with water and air.
In Contact with Earth & Stone: Extractive practices (e.g. mining), regenerative versus industrial agriculture. We will us three sisters planting, sun printing and relief based contact printing to explore our relationship with earth, soil, and stone.
In Contact with Humans: The human cost of climate change e.g. climate refugees and addressing climate response. We will work with our bodies and eco-inks to create large collaborative prints.
In Contact with the More-Than-Human: Biodiversity loss and wildlife conservation. We will consider conservation practices and engage in more-than- human inspired somatic grounding practices, storytelling, and relief printing.
Each session includes:
outdoor activities to gather materials, ground, learn, reflect, and interact with the environment;
learning a new botanical printing technique using home-made botanical inks,
a group discussion about the climate crisis with resources to develop knowledge, wellbeing, resilience, adaptation and agency
well-being exercises to help with climate anxiety, grief and rage
You can find out more about previous iterations of the workshop here: https://slhavens.co.uk/in-contact-eco-arts-performance-workshops/
Venue:
The Sun Room at Mount Pleasant Eco Park
Chapel Hill
Porthtowan
Cornwall
TR4 8HLhttps://www.mpecopark.co.uk/eco-venue/corporate-events/the-green-room/
Accessibility:
There is parking available on site. The room is ground floor with large doors. Sessions will involve a small amount of ambling around the site. Please contact me directly with any accessibility needs.
Refreshments:
Break-times will be built in to the schedule, including a lunch break.
Lunch is NOTprovided. Please bring your own lunch or there is a canteen on site. https://www.mpecopark.co.uk/canteen/
Tea and coffee making facilities are provided. A vegan/vegetarian snack will be available at break times.
Materials:
All materials are provided (though you are welcome to bring your own foraged materials).
Please bring a clean jar to take home any inks you wish to take home.
Purchase this option to get the discounted rate for signing up to all 5 workshops in the Eco-Art course.
Course Dates and Times:
October 11th, 18th, 25th and November 1st and 15th.
10.30am-3.30pm.
Course Information:
Each of the 5 workshops focuses on a different aspect of climate change from a regional, national and global perspective and uses Permaculture principles as a means to develop ecological, creative, and wellbeing responses to climate change.
In Contact with Trees: Deforestation and biodiversity loss in plant life. We will use grounding, storytelling, and oil based relief contact printmaking as a means to explore our relationship with trees.
In Contact with Water & Air: Pollution of air and water resources. We will use water based inks and sound to explore our relationship with water and air.
In Contact with Earth & Stone: Extractive practices (e.g. mining), regenerative versus industrial agriculture. We will us three sisters planting, sun printing and relief based contact printing to explore our relationship with earth, soil, and stone.
In Contact with Humans: The human cost of climate change e.g. climate refugees and addressing climate response. We will work with our bodies and eco-inks to create large collaborative prints.
In Contact with the More-Than-Human: Biodiversity loss and wildlife conservation. We will consider conservation practices and engage in more-than- human inspired somatic grounding practices, storytelling, and relief printing.
Each session includes:
outdoor activities to gather materials, ground, learn, reflect, and interact with the environment;
learning a new botanical printing technique using home-made botanical inks,
a group discussion about the climate crisis with resources to develop knowledge, wellbeing, resilience, adaptation and agency
well-being exercises to help with climate anxiety, grief and rage
You can find out more about previous iterations of the workshop here: https://slhavens.co.uk/in-contact-eco-arts-performance-workshops/
Venue:
The Sun Room at Mount Pleasant Eco Park
Chapel Hill
Porthtowan
Cornwall
TR4 8HLhttps://www.mpecopark.co.uk/eco-venue/corporate-events/the-green-room/
Accessibility:
There is parking available on site. The room is ground floor with large doors. Sessions will involve a small amount of ambling around the site. Please contact me directly with any accessibility needs.
Refreshments:
Break-times will be built in to the schedule, including a lunch break.
Lunch is NOTprovided. Please bring your own lunch or there is a canteen on site. https://www.mpecopark.co.uk/canteen/
Tea and coffee making facilities are provided. A vegan/vegetarian snack will be available at break times.
Materials:
All materials are provided (though you are welcome to bring your own foraged materials).
Please bring a clean jar to take home any inks you wish to take home.
Purchase this option to get the discounted rate for signing up to all 5 workshops in the Eco-Art course.
Course Dates and Times:
October 11th, 18th, 25th and November 1st and 15th.
10.30am-3.30pm.
Course Information:
Each of the 5 workshops focuses on a different aspect of climate change from a regional, national and global perspective and uses Permaculture principles as a means to develop ecological, creative, and wellbeing responses to climate change.
In Contact with Trees: Deforestation and biodiversity loss in plant life. We will use grounding, storytelling, and oil based relief contact printmaking as a means to explore our relationship with trees.
In Contact with Water & Air: Pollution of air and water resources. We will use water based inks and sound to explore our relationship with water and air.
In Contact with Earth & Stone: Extractive practices (e.g. mining), regenerative versus industrial agriculture. We will us three sisters planting, sun printing and relief based contact printing to explore our relationship with earth, soil, and stone.
In Contact with Humans: The human cost of climate change e.g. climate refugees and addressing climate response. We will work with our bodies and eco-inks to create large collaborative prints.
In Contact with the More-Than-Human: Biodiversity loss and wildlife conservation. We will consider conservation practices and engage in more-than- human inspired somatic grounding practices, storytelling, and relief printing.
Each session includes:
outdoor activities to gather materials, ground, learn, reflect, and interact with the environment;
learning a new botanical printing technique using home-made botanical inks,
a group discussion about the climate crisis with resources to develop knowledge, wellbeing, resilience, adaptation and agency
well-being exercises to help with climate anxiety, grief and rage
You can find out more about previous iterations of the workshop here: https://slhavens.co.uk/in-contact-eco-arts-performance-workshops/
Venue:
The Sun Room at Mount Pleasant Eco Park
Chapel Hill
Porthtowan
Cornwall
TR4 8HLhttps://www.mpecopark.co.uk/eco-venue/corporate-events/the-green-room/
Accessibility:
There is parking available on site. The room is ground floor with large doors. Sessions will involve a small amount of ambling around the site. Please contact me directly with any accessibility needs.
Refreshments:
Break-times will be built in to the schedule, including a lunch break.
Lunch is NOTprovided. Please bring your own lunch or there is a canteen on site. https://www.mpecopark.co.uk/canteen/
Tea and coffee making facilities are provided. A vegan/vegetarian snack will be available at break times.
Materials:
All materials are provided (though you are welcome to bring your own foraged materials).
Please bring a clean jar to take home any inks you wish to take home.