Venice Biennale 2017
This year’s edition of the Venice Biennale, Viva Arte Viva, addresses many issues related to sustainability, the most obvious and widely photographed being an installation featuring a pair of enormous […]
Resident Biodiversity
Resident Biodiversity is a project that hopes to increase urban invertebrate biodiversity and raise awareness of biodiversity as an issue among the student population at Anglia Ruskin University. Areas of […]
The artists of tomorrow talk about the issues of today in Cambridge School of Art
“Every art communicates because it expresses. It enables us to share vividly and deeply in meanings…for communication is not announcing things communication is the process of creating participation, of making […]
Practicing Communities: Transformative societal strategies of artistic research
This Winter Symposium took part in Saxnas, Sapmi, on March 2017. The event was organised by the Nordiskt Sommaruniversiteit Circle 7 and was hosted at the Ricklundgarden museum house. The […]
At the Festival for the Earth in Venice
Cambridge Sustainability Residency founder, Marina Velez, was invited to attend the Festival for the Earth at University of Venice, Ca’ Foscari, organised by artist and cultural manager Maria Rebecca Ballestra. […]
How the residency helps artists to develop their practice. Interview with Laura Denning.
This short interview with artist and CSRes participant Laura Denning illustrates how works which started during the residency unfold and develop through time and contacts. Laura went on to present […]
MILK. in the hands of legends
This summer CSRes founder Marina Velez was invited to present at White Wood Forum, in Scotland. Marina had the opportunity to meet three people who collaborated closely with Joseph Beuys, […]
