In late January of this year, as over nearly three decades have passed, the Des Moines Art Center has decided it will dismantle Greenwood Pond: Double Site due to its general failure of upkeep as well as a lack of funding for the project’s maintenance.
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Ruth Clement Bond, “Black Power” quilt, 1934. The image celebrates the importance of rural electrification to Black communities. But when students saw it, they suggested the title “Black Power,” an early use of this resonant phrase. @madmuseum#blackpower https://t.co/nfOTHIIwIm
The tax-deductible tickets benefit CALL's ongoing public programs and artist projects. If a $250 ticket is a stretch, we are giving away 5 tickets for any donation you can afford, no questions asked. DM us for a special registration link. #Climate#writers#urbanism#donate
We're looking forward to tonight's conversation with #GarnetteCadogan@ElizKolbert & @EricKlinenberg on climate & urban experience. If there is any bit of a #NewYorker in you, this is not to be missed! https://t.co/10vQCf2F1z
Interesting how @CSX was willing to donate the High Line to New York City but is playing hardball with the #TibbettsBrook daylighting. @NYCWater@NYCParks@CityAsLivingLab
Story @WinnHu@nytimes
Why New York Is Unearthing a Brook It Buried a Century Ago https://t.co/b125YuzsG8
A great article in the @nytimes on Tibbetts Brook Daylighting...advocacy for which has been a huge focus of our projects in the #Bronx Why New York Is Unearthing a Brook It Buried a Century Ago https://t.co/Fm66a9Ej8f
#rescuingtibbetts#daylighting#tibbettsbrook
Loving this "Ideas for Ida" anthology of essays by @rebuildbydesign - well worth spending the time to read what 20 experts have to say on how to do better for the future. https://t.co/n1zlwwXjrF #ideas4ida
Next week is #ClimateWeekNYC and we've got two great programs lined up, a zoom panel on 9/23 & an outdoor workshop on 9/24, both focused on the role of #compassion in cultivating more #SustainableCommunities. Visit https://t.co/bhi4csCrNh to to learn more. #climate#ecoart#nyc
Today is #givingtuesday - at CALL we know that our cities can not progress to their more sustainable future without strong partnerships. Let us know we are in this together, and make a donation today. Every penny makes a difference. https://t.co/ZXD8HF2oSZ
Join us on Thursday, August 13th at 12pm for a conversation with @tattfoo and Donna Mah about how the food we eat plays a role in healing ourselves and our communities. Register below. #chinatown#ecoart
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Indigenous peoples are on the frontlines of the climate- and ecological crisis. But they are also leading the fight against it.
The solutions need to include indigenous peoples.
And there can of course not be climate justice without indigenous justice.
#IndigenousPeoplesDay
The impacts of climate on urban heat are already here and inequitably facing New Yorkers. What to do? Support @weact4ej and #Rise2Resilience priorities to expand cooling access!
Today is #worldnatureconservationday! This is a drawing from our project STREAMLINES, which took place in Indianapolis. This project encouraged visitors to explore the connections between water and their daily lives. #ecoart#climatechange
We are so excited to announce our newest CALLwalk: a virtual walk through Chinatown's markets! As you walk along the route (link below), please share your thoughts, personal stories, and even recipes w/ Asian produce #CALLwalks#foodsystems#Chinatown
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