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Cultural actions and ecology
'Imperishable water' and the open question of development - cultural action comprising of workshop and conference in Rhodes, May 29 - June 3, 2011
- "Imperishable water" and the open question of development
- «τ' άφθαρτα νερά* και η προβληματική της ανάπτυξης»
- Destiny also flows - Katerina Anghelaki Rooke
- Ρευστή και η μοίρα - Κατερίνα Αγγελάκη Ρουκ
- Poems related to nature by Katerina Anghelaki-Rooke
- Statement by the curator
- Κείμενο επιμελήτριας
- Some thoughts by Hatto Fischer
- Workshop in Rhodes
- Diary of Workshop / Conference on Rhodes by Hatto Fischer
- "Homage" to the plastic bottle - artistic action by Hatto Fischer
- Freshwater environment on Rhodes and the endangered fish by Maria Corsini-Foka
- The landscape of dam lake Gadouras by Michaelis Chondros
- Music and Ecosystems by Phivos-Angelos Kollias
- Wetlands of Rhodes Island by Stamatis Moschous
- Issues on Rhodes in need to be faced by Nikos Kasseris
- Bengali poet Anjan Sen about river and water
- Conference
- Films by Alexandra Zanne
- Wetlands - the reason for their existence
- Southern Wetlands
- Public consultation on wetlands
- Questions and reflections by Maria Bakari
- Response by Boudewijn Payens
- The open question of development
- Memorandum of Understanding
- Planning and regulation with regards to Wetlands in Greece
- Reflections on the EU directive on Wetlands
- Documentation
From Agenda 21 to Cultura 21
Cultural actions and ecology are being constantly discussed within Cultura21. This network deals with environmental concerns out of both an artistic and scientific perspective. As such it brings the question of culture to bear upon the most widely used, at the same often least understood or even misunderstood term, namely that of 'sustainable development'.
Links
Cultura21 eBooks series: http://magazin.cultura21.de/piazza/texte
Cultura21 Webmagazine: http://magazin.cultura21.de/
National Centre of Biotopes and Wetlands:www.ekby.gr
David McNicoll, Journey of a Citizen to alter Ottawa City Hall's agenda on development and sustainability: http://web.ncf.ca/journeyofacitizen
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