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EcoCultureLab Workshop Night 7 - 9 pm, January 16th, 2020, next Thursday GENERATOR, Flex Space, 40 Sears Lane, Burlington, VT 05401 Present & workshop budding creative interventions & concepts. Gather to hear about & discuss different creative interventions at the intersections of: Climate change: consumption, transportation, energy, stewardship… Arts Humanities Social Justice Health Activism Etc. Sign up for a ~ 20 - 30 minute slot to show & describe work you are thinking about or in progress with. Show or describe enough previous work (of your own &/or others) so that the group understands your approach & interests. Use the time to ask questions of the group or do a SERI (Small Experiment with Radical Intent) with us, & then gather feedback. (time can fly!) We will have a projector. 2 of 4 slots available (& one alternate slot) To sign up, & for questions please email rschwarz@champlain.edu . . . Images: Kristian Brevik #orcas #guideboat #lanterns and #sculpture Rebecca Schwarz #postconsumer #plastics from shot casings, bottles, bubble pack Jenny Sabin Studio, Lumen, installation from MOMA PS1 #ecoculturelab #creativeinterventions
Today’s the day! We’re holding two public meetings: 3:30-5pm and 5:15-6:45pm. Snacks and drinks at 5pm. ••• UVM’s John Dewey Lounge (Old Mill Building, 94 University Place). ••• These two meetings are an opportunity for Burlington community members to discuss where the momentum of FeverishWorld can be directed next. All perspectives, opinions, values, and identities are welcome. How can Burlington, VT respond to Climate Change and other social and ecological problems moving forward? How can we find hope? If you have ideas, work, or dreams in response to these questions, we hope to see you there!
Your voice matters! Let's deliberate and develop a plan for achieving a desirable future! ● Come Join us tomorrow, Fri. Nov. 30 in the John Dewey lounge between 3:30-5:00pm & 5:15 - 6:45pm. ● We will be holding a Search Conference to discuss, How can Burlington respond Creatively to Climate Change? ●
FREE PUBLIC EVENT: FRIDAY NOV 30 ———————————————————————— How can Burlington, VT respond to Climate Change and other social and ecological problems moving forward? How can we find hope? ———————————————————————— We encourage everyone who attended FeverishWorld, even just for a single event, to join us for at least one of two public meetings on Friday, November 30! Come for as long as you are able. The first is 3:30-5pm and the second is 5:15-6:45pm in UVM’s John Dewey Lounge (Old Mill Building, 94 University Place). Snacks and drinks will be available at 5pm. The goal of these two meetings, or search conferences, is to be an opportunity for Burlington residents to discuss where the momentum of FeverishWorld can be directed next. All perspectives, opinions, values, and identities are welcome. See you there!
📅 Friday, Nov. 30 📅 ⏰ 3:30-5:00, 5:15-6:45 ⏰ How can Burlington respond collectively to Climate Change, and continue to meet the Social and Ecological challenges of the coming decades? ❗️Forum is Free & Open to the Public❗️
Thanks to all of the many TentWorks artists! Especially @nancywinshipmillikenstudio and @starwatcherbrevik for building the frames. The frames will go to community gardens to grow on.
7-8:30pm, Ira Allen Chapel, University of Vermont THE CULMINATING EVENT of #FeverishWorld will be an artist talk by painter, printmaker, videographer, and conceptual artist TORKWASE DYSON. Dyson’s work concerns environmental justice, architecture, infrastructure, the politics of oil, slave trade, and much more. WATER AS GEOGRAPHY HAND AS VESSEL BLACK AS LIQUID
UP NEXT: 4-6pm Ira Allen Chapel, University of Vermont The Burack Distinguished Lecture by anthropologist and philosopher of science BRUNO LATOUR “The Politics or Gaia.”
Is your drive within optimism, pessimism, or somewhere in between? #FeverishWorld
Interventions by FAB, Feminists Against Bullshit ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Feminists Against Bullshit detoxify: Patriarchy Toxic Masculinity Rape Culture Misogyny Xenophobia Racism Classism Homophobia Transphobia Hetero-norms Cis-norms Fatphobia Climate Change denial Fascism Tribalism Oligarchy Environmental Destruction Indigenous Destruction Systemic Cruelty And-on And-on And-on #FeverishWorld
Here are some highlights from last night's, Sunset Performance: Weather Warlock. #FeverishWorld
Experience the stunning #Tentworks decorating the greens of UVM today as part of #FeverishWorld
CANCELLED: Truth Tango with Natalie Jeremijenko is no longer happening.
Weather Warlocks sunset performance will now be at 5:45! Gather at the Champlain Room and Terrace at Champlain College!
Marxist Jargon at last nights performance in City Hall! ———————————————————-Dont forget tonights performance by Weather Warlock 5:45-7:30 pm at the Champlain Room and Terrace, Champlain College.
(After tonight's music at City Hall 8pm...) Looking forward to tomorrow's events & Tents! ● ———————————————————————— PANEL: SITUATING OURSELVES IN A FEVERISH WORLD 10:30 am-12:00 noon, Grand Maple Ballroom, University of Vermont, Davis Center ● ———————————————————————— TENTWORKS / TENT TALKS 12:00 to 1:30 pm, UVM campus and vicinity ● ———————————————————————— PANEL: COMPLEXITY, MUTUALISM, ECOPOLITICS 1:30-3:00 pm, Grand Maple Ballroom, UVM Davis Center ● ———————————————————————— TENTWORKS / TENT TALKS 3:00 to 4:00 pm, UVM campus and vicinity ● ———————————————————————— KEYNOTE PANEL: FEVER DREAMS—NATURE, ART, MUSIC 4:00-5:30 pm, Grand Maple Ballroom, UVM Davis Center ● ———————————————————————— SUNSET PERFORMANCE BY WEATHER WARLOCK 6:00-7:30 pm, Champlain Room and Terrace, CCM Building, Champlain College ● ———————————————————————— TRUTH TANGO 9:00 pm, The Generator, 40 Sears Lane (off Pine Street), Burlington ● ———————————————————————— #FeverishWorld #BTV #instauvm #champlaincollege
Opening ceremony | Battery Park
Parade making its way to the end of cherry st. #ecoculturelab #BVT #batterypark
Parade | Join Us
SUNSET GATHERING & CEREMONY● 6:00 pm, Battery Park ● The culmination of the Feverish World Parade will feature members of the Abenaki Nation of Missisquoi and other guests of Feverish World. In preparing us for “Situating Ourselves in a Feverish World” (Sunday’s first panel), it is appropriate to recall the geographic and historical spaces of Burlington, with its colonial and anti-colonial movements and counter-movements. And to recall that, after all, “everyone loves a parade.” Expect the unexpected. #FeverishWorld