Classes at UW-Stevens Point

For 385 Applied Landscape Architecture (rhauer@uwsp.edu)
NRes 495 Ecological Basis for Planning and Design (rhauer@uwsp.edu)

Art from Found Materials, Discarded and Natural: Techniques Design in Inspiration
by Mary L. Stribling

On-line Museum of Environmental Art: .http://www.greenmuseum.org

http://www.greenarts.org/

http://www.studiotara.net/ecoart/index.html

http://www.wsu.edu/~amerstu/ce/art.html

Artists for a Better World: http://www.artistsforabetterworld.com/

Natural Architecture

Outdoor Art:  http://garden-art.com/

        http://www.zeroland.co.nz/garden_art.html#sculp

Sustainable Architecture, Building, and Culture: http://www.sustainableabc.com/naturalbuild.html

Natural Architecture Curriculum:  http://www.aliceseven.org/curriculum.html

http://www.umich.edu/~nppcpub/resources/compendia/architecture.html

US Green Building Council: http://www.usgbc.org/

Ecological Design Institute: http://www.ecodesign.org/

American Society of Landscape Architects: http://www.asla.org/

American Feng Shui Institute: http://www.amfengshui.com/

Feng Shui:  http://www.artsacred.com/fengshui/fengshuiintroduction.htm

http://www.environmentalfengshui.com/index.html

http://www.fengshui-design.com/site_map.html

In April, University of Wisconsin -Stevens Point celebrates Earth Day with Earth Week, and the culminating event, the Eco Fair , has several events going on.  In the past couple years, an art show has taken place. 

There are already two sort of "nature" shows (The Wildlife Society's and Xi Sigma Pi's) based on traditional artist’s tools/equipment/media.  It is being considered whether the Earth Week show could shift focus, requiring artworks created out of garbage or reused/recycled materials.  Has something "beyond repair" developed some other functional purpose?  It could merely be a new decorative fixture to some patched up piece of clothing.  How resourceful are you?  Creativity calls.

However, this show is relatively new, so if and how it is held depends on interest.  Interested?  Questions?  Watch for details on campus in March or April, or contact the organizers of the main event, the UW-SP Environmental Educators and Naturalists Association: 

eena-nai@uwsp.edu / 715 346 2076, or the past organizer, Catherine Hassemer at chass940@uwsp.edu.

Nature Art Project (home)