Connecting arts and sustainability
Creative Carbon Scotland is committed to being a resource for the arts & sustainability community and we invite you to submit relevant events.
Ecoscenographer, Mona Kastell will lead the next EPAD Platform event on Wednesday 24th February with a short workshop about incorporating ecological thinking into artistic practice.
Learn more about Mona’s journey as a designer; discuss different approaches and examples of integrating environmental principles into design. How do the ideas translate into actions? Explore how to engage with communities so they play a central role in environmental advocacy and education.
EPAD Platform is a place for members of Edinburgh’s creative community to share ideas, new work in progress and information about current projects with peers across the city. Using Zoom, this is a safe and supportive online space to profile and support Edinburgh’s network of professional performing artists.
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This opportunity was posted by EPAD (Edinburgh Performing Arts Development). Creative Carbon Scotland is committed to being a resource for the arts & sustainability community and we invite you to submit news, blogs, opportunities and your upcoming events.
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We believe cultural and creative organisations have a significant influencing power to help shape a sustainable Scotland for the 21st century.
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