The Global Summit
Empowering Humanity
"Greater than the Sum of its Parts" On November 16-18, 2008, vision stewards, thought leaders and technologists united to set the collective vision, subject matter, strategy, criteria and policy making foundation for The Global Summit (TGS) 2010 and beyond. Proposed dates for TGS 2010 are Nov. 7-11 (including welcome receptions, 3 day conference, and Clos ...learn more
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Ecological Arts is a community based non-profit working with individuals, home, public and private schools,and community organizations, to teach hands-on art projects that spawn from sustainable living practices.
Children and adults are taught a myriad of art forms from specific communities around the world. Through the work of their own hands, individuals begin to understand the steps and processes behind the creation of beautiful, sustainable art, and are brought into contact with global communities.
Ecological Arts also works to promote and increase understanding of Marin County's diverse bio-regions. Individuals learn to create functional, sacred art forms, through a process of relating and tending to the wild places within our communities. Native plants are gathered for dying local wool, participants learn the locations of these plants within our environment, and how to sustain and increase their survival through appropriate harvesting methods.
Children and adults are taught a myriad of art forms from specific communities around the world. Through the work of their own hands, individuals begin to understand the steps and processes behind the creation of beautiful, sustainable art, and are brought into contact with global communities.
Ecological Arts also works to promote and increase understanding of Marin County's diverse bio-regions. Individuals learn to create functional, sacred art forms, through a process of relating and tending to the wild places within our communities. Native plants are gathered for dying local wool, participants learn the locations of these plants within our environment, and how to sustain and increase their survival through appropriate harvesting methods.
