Solidarity ·
Ouest du Jardin des Tuileries, Paris ·
Paris
We as humans come from humus, soil, originally meaning home in Latin. We come from the soil, are fed by the soil and return to the soil. If we cannot stand in Paris as humans we must stand in Paris as humus, the earth that we need to protect.
The Climate Ribbon Project ·
Le ZAC @ Centquatre ·
France
Tens of thousands of people around the world have created “climate ribbons” to share what they love and hope to never lose to climate change. They are bringing them to Paris to tie onto a Tree of Life sculpture that will be a centerpiece of COP21 mobilizations.
ARTPORT_making waves ·
Ecole Massillon ·
Paris
Hundreds of Little Suns will light up Ecole Massillon in the heart of Paris at nightfall. School children will form a human chain and carry the small, solar-powered lamps to make a statement about the importance of low-cost, grassroots solutions.
Chantal Latour, musician, Bruno Latour, philosopher, Jean-Pierre Seyvos, compositeur, Jean-Marie Leau, choir director et composer ·
Paris ·
Ile de France
[Clameur : (kla(a) r). n. f. (fin XIème ; lat. clamor, oris «cri »). Ensemble de cris confus, tumultueux.V. Bruit, tumulte, moe vacarme, acclamation. Antinomique : silence. ]
A grass root musical performance to express as dramatically as possible the expectations, the worries and the engagement of every one of us.
WATERWASH Projects ·
WATERWASH ABC ·
NY
WATERWASH is a series of innovative, sustainable, storm water management public art projects that restore native habitat, create public space and educate visitors about watershed issues and climate change.
Fiona Sinclair ·
Fruitopia, Northcliffe Community Garden, Western Australia ·
Western Australia
Members of the local Northcliffe (and surrounding) community have been asked to bring along natural found objects from their gardens, or surrounding bush, to contribute to a ground-based mandala installation.
Cantoalagua, Festival Basura Cero ·
Centro Comercial Gran Estacion ·
Colombia
We will be marching in silence through the Downtown of the city of Bogotá, we arrive at the zero waste Festival (festival Basura Cero) where we will make a symbolic act to get our request of clean energy to the leaders gathered at the COP 21 in Paris.
John Reid / Engaging Visions ·
The Solar System ·
Any state or country
A progressive demonstration of the belief that our humanity is bound to the ecological health of the Earth. Take your community 1,800 km into space, for one minute, relative to the Sun. Reflect, document, return. Facebook your Solar Walk to petition COP21.
350 Eugene ·
Part 1: Gather at the Old Federal Bldg. Part 2: Alton Baker Park ·
Oregon
Global March for Climate Solutions: Youth speakers lead march to park. Make OFF Fossil Fuels, ON Clean Energy video for leaders: Create huge oil drip with our bodies, transform to living solar power symbol. Wear yellow!
Oregon Shakespeare Festival ·
Historic Ashland Armory ·
OR
Join us for Ashland Climate Challenge Kickoff and learn about the THREE things you can do to save energy in 2016. Food, Music, Theater, Prizes, Climate Action, Energy Savings! MC'd by Mark Yaconelli, with poetry created by Claudia Alick and OSF actors performing readings and short Climate Change Theatre Action plays.
The Big Foot Theatre Company ·
The Rotunda at Sawmill Lofts ·
NM
The Big Foot Theatre Company performs free staged readings of international playwrights as part of the 2015 Climate Change Theatre Action.
Performance ·
Miami Springs Middle School ·
Miami Springs
In Miami, Florida on December 8th, 1500 students will form with their bodies, a giant, living, moving image depicting an Earth in an hourglass. They will perform the melting of the poles and then slip, a few kids at a time, like sand, to the bottom of the hourglass. The event will be filmed from a crane.
Tour ·
Rendez-vous devant la grande verrière à la sortie du métro Front Populaire (ligne 12) ·
Paris
A tour through Aubervilliers on both sides of the canal Saint-Denis, up to an astonishing new place at the heart of our changing world, Tuvalu.
Multiple events, worldwide, by members of Artists in Nature International Network ·
Worldwide, each one known on November 15 ·
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Our collective action is presented in our call to members:
http://www.artinnature.org/PDF/AiNIN-2.pdf
Worldwide, at noon, local time, on November 29, each of our members will create a personal action on the theme:
2° - Global Warming and its Environmental Impact.
Forrest Watkins ·
EMU Amphitheatre ·
OR
When COP21 comes to pass, I'll be 3,000 km into a 40,000 km bicycle tour of the world aimed at examining the human experience of climate change through art and stories.
Installation ·
Tour Eiffel, Champ de Mars ·
Paris
Created by artist Yann TOMA, curated by Veronique Wiesinger, with an architectural design by ARTEL, HUMAN ENERGY is the largest participative art installation ever made. HUMAN ENERGY will turn the Eiffel TOWER into the beacon of the citizens' engagement against climate change. Come and bike, or join us though the app!
Project by Lisa Roberts ·
Living Data ·
Newtown
Living Data: A spiralling cultural online economy, combining art, science, and other responses to climate change, expanding through further responses invited from peers and the public.
March ·
The Meadows ·
Edinburgh
Show your colours for climate, justice and jobs
Saturday 28th November 2015, gather at 12 noon at the Meadows, Edinburgh
Join the worldwide movement marching for a better future. Ahead of UN climate change negotiations in Paris, we will stand up for people affected by rising global temper
Patchwork ·
Waking Up to Climate Change ·
Darlington
Help make a giant patchwork quilt to raise awareness of climate change. Get creative with fabric pens, crayons, paints, glue, & sewing! Or look after a blanket and help tell its story! Open to anyone, any age, anywhere!
Contest ·
La REcyclerie ·
Paris
The "Farms for the Future" association wants to promote a new model of agriculture based on the principles of agroecology and in phase with the current socio-economic model.
This year it has partnered with "La Ruche who said Yes!” to launch the contest “France seeks 13 farms for the future". Winners selected in July are now seeking funds through the Blues Bees crowdfunding platform.
Hear all about the projects and finance live!
Theater ·
Kinderkulturzentrum Kuddelmuddel ·
Linz
Telling the Bees is an environmental theater art project that deals with the vanishing of the honey bee and Colony Collapse Disorder. In a 20 minute shadow theatre excerpt, Sina Heiss and Martyna Grydlik tell a story about love, loss and bees in a joyful and meditative way. An event for the whole family!
Urban reforestation ·
Zone Sensible ·
Paris
In continuation of its project at the Honey Bank, the collective of French artists le Parti Poétique initiates the urban reforestation program: the Forest Republic.
Exhibition ·
Mains d'OEuvres ·
Paris
'Nature (s)'. This simple word contains multiple potentialities, and will gather invited artists to present their multiple points of view. Nature, from what we have under our feet to the most distant galaxies, only shows us a small fraction of what could be perceived.
Project ·
Letting Space ·
Wellington
TEZA (the Transitional Economic Zone of Aotearoa), commissioned and curated by Letting Space is an artist led project community week-long project in Poprirua, Aoteaora/New Zealand involving a selection of NZ artists such as Kim Paton, Mark Harvey, David Cooke, Tim Barlow, aiming to change our ideas about what wealth is, under the current context of climate change and mass inequality.
