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ARTIST CALL OUT – Imagine 2020 Summer Lab: Art, Ecology and Possible Futures
29-31 August 2016, Ljubljana Marshes, Slovenia
Artsadmin are offering an opportunity for a UK-based artist over 18 years old working in performance, live art or theatre with an interest in ecology and sustainability. This three-day lab for 20 people takes place outside, in the beautiful environment of Ljubljana Marshes, an area with a fragile eco-system increasingly affected by pesticides and pollution. Guided by practitioners from art, biology, ecology and agriculture, the group will collaboratively imagine solutions for this polluted landscape.
Artsadmin and the lab hosts Bunker will cover travel costs from the UK, accommodation, meals and per diems. The working language of the lab will be English.
Full lab and application details at:
http://www.artsadmin.co.uk/artist-support/advice-info-training/imagine-2020-summer-labs
Deadline for applications: 20 June 2016, 6pm
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