Video Recording: the Economic Relocalization art call – Presentation and Discussion

Michele Guieu | March 27, 2023 | Leave a Comment

Deep Transformation Network – Artists and Creatives
hosted by Christina Conklin and Michele Guieu
Tuesday, April 4, 2023.
12:00 pm  to 1:00 pm PST – Online

The link to the event is here.

THIS WEEK:

Join us to discuss much-needed Economic Relocalization –and share ideas about how to visualize it– based on the free online course Think Resilience by Post Carbon Institute. The Artists and Creatives group follows the What’s Next for Earth art project journey through thought-provoking discussions around themes related to the poly-crisis and how to prepare a just future on a habitable Earth. Visit whatsnextforearth.com to learn more.
Our current art call is Economic Relocalization.

“Local economic development benefits everyone—except maybe big multinational corporations. A more local and therefore more resilient economy is one in which people feel they have more of a stake in production and distribution as well as consumption; one in which they have more knowledge of where their goods come from and what happens to them at the end of their lifecycle. Finally, nothing fundamentally new has to be invented for this to happen: local economies have deep and ancient roots, and there are already efforts underway in hundreds of towns and cities around the country to support local enterprise.”
Richard Heinberg, Think Resilience course, Economic Relocalization lesson.

The new art call is open until April 30, 2023.

Come and share your ideas!

Whether you are interested in participating in the What’s Next for Earth current art call or incorporating these ideas into your creative endeavors, we hope to see you there.

If you want to learn more about What’s Next for Earth, please visit whatsnextforearth.com and whatsnextforearth on Instagram.

— Christina Conklin and Michele Guieu

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