HOLOSCENES / Little Boxes was a new art/science film short for Science On a Sphere® (SOS) co-created by Lars Jan/Early Morning Opera, Pablo N. Molina, and NightLight Labs with science and other advisors from across the country. . It was co-commissioned thanks to a collaboration between EcoArts Connections...
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Awareness to Action (A2A)
A2A brought together 37 national leaders from diverse fields in a three-day convening February 21–23, 2018, thanks to a collaboration with the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research at the University of Colorado-Boulder and Princeton University.
The Chill Spot
The Chill Spot is a co-created outdoor community gathering space at San Lazaro Park Properties manufactured housing community (MHC). It was made possible through a collaboration between EAC; San Lazaro residents and management; the University of Colorado Program in Environmental Design (CU ENVD); and Airworks Studio; among others. Once completed, it will include shaded seating areas, a mini-performance platform, a playground, and a summer space for screening Spanish (and English) language movies.
RED ALERT! New Roles for the Arts in the Face of Global Change
RED ALERT (RA) will bring together leading artists, Indigenous knowledge holders, scientists, sustainablists, and others over the course of two years in activities designed to honor existing and develop new paradigms and practices to better work through and transform beyond some of the most difficult challenges facing the world today. RA is just now beginning planning in collaboration with Rising Voices to include a series of interwoven and organically evolving activities.
Sustainability Heroes
Sustainability Heroes portraits were commissioned by EAC from photographer Alan Rabold to honor 18 extraordinary people of Boulder County whose work has made important contributions toward sustainability, resilience, and regeneration locally, nationally, and/or internationally. The portraits were originally...
TREExOFFICE @ CU
EAC co-produced the Opening Celebration for the TREExOFFICE (TXO) on the University of Colorado-Boulder (CU) campus, thanks to the support of CU Campus Landscape Architect Richelle Reilly, the CU Program in Environmental Design (ENVD) and the CU Community Engagement Design, and Research...
HOVAB: Weathering Climate
HOVAB, The History of Visual Arts in Boulder, was a city-wide, multi-venue project created and produced by author, writer, and curator Jennifer Heath. As part of HOVAB, the UCAR Science Center and EAC co-produced Weathering Climate: Art, Science, and Sustainability a retrospective exhibit that included ...
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TREExOFFICE @ Civic Park
The TREExOFFICE (TxO) was an outdoor urban co-working and community gathering space inspired by artist, engineer, and inventor Natalie Jeremijenko and originally created thanks to a collaboration between Jeremijenko, EAC, the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art, and the CU Program in Environmental...
Hard Rain Revelations
EAC commissioned Colorado-based artist Jane McMahan to create work inspired by climate change. In response, she developed artwork for Hard Rain Revelations, in collaboration with the UCAR Science Education Center and exhibited at the National Center for Atmospheric Research. Through photography, she chose to...