Green Movement by Ann Carlson

Published 2 months ago

Part Greek chorus, part Doris Humphrey movement choir, part tongue in cheek, part cynical take on the notion of "green"...a ritual, a quirky, silent response to climate change. Maybe it could happen anywhere, at places where consciousness... more

Part Greek chorus, part Doris Humphrey movement choir, part tongue in cheek, part cynical take on the notion of "green"...a ritual, a quirky, silent response to climate change. Maybe it could happen anywhere, at places where consciousness was being raised or needed raising around humanity's relationship with the Earth, and specific places on the Earth. - Ann Carlson on Green Movement Green Movement was commissioned by Wesleyan University's Center for the Arts and Environmental Studies Program for the Feet to the Fire Festival 2008, as part of Feet to the Fire: Exploring Global Climate Change from Science to Art. (Video by Adrian Nieves, Simon O'Reilly, Meagin Sheehan/Music by Evan Manners) http://www.wesleyan.edu/feettothefire less

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