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Arts Energy Toolkit

Arts Council England has developed a self-assessment toolkit for arts organisations to help them implement an effective energy management programme. Such a programme can reduce energy usage and carbon emissions, potentially reducing energy costs by up to 20%

The toolkit consists of a number of modules that identify energy efficiency opportunities, develop good energy management practices and set up an action plan. In addition the tool will allow registered users to track their energy performance over time using relevant performance indicators.

For more information visit the Arts Council Arts Energy Toolkit page.

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Call for papers | Creativity and place

Date: 24 February 2010

Upcoming conference at the University of Exeter invites papers on the theme of creativity and place. IIssues of creativity and place are currently of compelling significance as fields of scholarly research, sites of artistic practice and areas of public interest. More...

Residencies | Bengal Eco Art Rally

Date: 22 January 2010

BEAR offer a multi-disciplinary residency program for UK and Indian artists to conceive and execute new ideas and to work on BEAR projected activities with site-specific responses to the rich natural environment of Sunderbans . The residency program is exclusive to UK based artists More...

MA in Art & Environment: 2010

Date: 22 January 2010

University College Falmouth's MA course encourages a focused engagement with ecological and environmental issues. More...

16-25 year olds wanted for National Youth Theatre project

Date: 12 January 2010

NYT are looking for young people with a wide variety of skills, from scriptwriting and production through to environmentalism, to co-create a strand of Techno Stories performances. More...

Video editor needed

Date: 05 January 2010

The Laboratory of Insurrectionary Imagination is looking for an experienced editor to finish the film part of its Paths Through Utopias project. More...

Historical Researcher for Speaker's Corner

Date: 04 January 2010

The Royal Parks seek an historical researcher who will research the history of Speakers Corner, Hyde Park, including significant and curious speeches, trends and scandals as well as the wealth of writing about its significance and history. More...

Volunteers wanted for artwork/intervention

Date: 20 November 2009

The Cultura 21 network seeks volunteers to help re-enact the Caution Border artwork/intervention in Copenhagen on December 11, 12 or 13. More...

Kunst-Stoffe | Residencies to artists in all disciplines

Date: 16 November 2009

The Centre for Reusable Materials in Berlin is offering residences to artists exploring ideas of reuse from May 1 2010. Deadline, December 15. More...

Fieldwork | Open Call to artists for COP 15

Date: 12 November 2009

Danish artists Fieldwork submit an open call for artists to create posters for march at COP15 More...

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