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| Creative Conservation: Creativity and the Environment |
| Date | | Fri 27 Mar 2009 | | Time | | 3:30pm | | Venue | | Queensland Terrace - Enter Level 2 through the State Library of Queensland's security and cloak room.
See Level 2 map here -
Level 2 Map | | Stream | | Ecology and Ethics |
3:30pm – 5pm
FREE
Creative conservationists from diverse disciplines will present their ideas through talk, performance and presentation on the theme of listening and space.
How do we listen to our surrounding environment, both natural and built, to various changes we are experiencing, to the voices of present, past and future?
How does listening shape our place, what does listening mean to us?
Creative Conservation broadly explores and celebrates the role of creativity in the formation of our environmental values.
Facilitated by Kumi Kato of ecco: exchanging culture for conservation, guests include:
Uncle Joe Kirk, Turrbul people
Prof Helen Armstrong, landscape architecture, QUT
Dr Tamsin Kerr, researcher and writer
Lawrence English, sound artist, room40
Will Marcus, architect, ARGO Architect + master planners
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 | Kumi Kato - Kumi Kato teaches environmental studies in Japan, Australia and Korea, and has initiated a number of community creative projects for conservation. She believes in the power of creativity in environmental advocacy and consider herself a positive activist. She is a founder of ecco: exchanging culture for conservation | | | Professor Helen Armstrong - Landscape architecture, QUT | | | Dr Tamsin Kerr | | | Lawrence English - Brisbane sound artist | | | Will Marcus - Architect, ARGO Architect + master planners | |
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