Art, Design and Ecology-The role of artists and designers in creative environmental education for sustainable development
25-27 November 2007, Ahmedabad, India
As part of the 4th International Conference on Environmental Education, Performing Arts Lab (PAL) and RSA Arts & Ecology ran a workshop entitled Art, Design and Ecology - The Role of Artists and Designers in Creative Environmental Education for Sustainable Development.
Participants included Kayle Brandon who was in Delhi on an Arts & Ecology residency together with Indian based artist and environmentalist Ravi Agarwal; Jeremy Deller, initiator of the Bat House Project; Alnis Stakle; Ghanaian Choreographer, Niyarte; William Wong, Clore Leadership Programme Fellow; PAL Labs of learning Director Cathy Bereznicki; RSA Head of Arts, Michaela Crimmin and PAL Director, Susan Benn.
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