PLAY   TALK   THINK   EXPLORE   DISCUSS   CONTEMPLATE   ACT!

Every Wednesday this November
exciting events at the Herderbau

TAKE PART AND BE INSPIRED

is the second edition of the Science, Sustainability and Art Series: a combination of lectures, workshops and art installations which bring sustainability scientists, practitioners and artists to the Herderbau building to explore how art can be used as a tool for sustainability.

The aim of the series is to uncover aspects of sustainability, such as sensory and emotional experiences, which are strengths of aesthetic enquiry but often neglected by traditional research frameworks. Inspired by the upcoming COP21 negotiations, the focus of this autumn edition is Climate Change -and we don’t just want to talk about it, we want to act it out!

From using theatre as a research tool and science to create a photo-exhibition, to colectively creating a giant word-sculpture out of our thoughts on climate change, you’re warmly inivted to come along to the Herderbau this November to discuss, feel and experience first-hand the innovative ways in which art can be used to make research truly transformative.

www.acttwo.info // scientific-theatre.org/tailored-events/act-two

• Wednesday 4 Nov. 13-15h – Sensing Internal and External Climate Conflicts. Role play facilitated by Friederike Gezork and Ida Wallin, Freiburg Scientific Theatre e.V.
• 4-23 Nov. (open all day) – Reflections on People and the Biosphere. Photo-book exhibition by Prof. Carl Folke (Science Director of the Stockholm Resilience Centre) and Lars Hall (Designer and Art Director)
• Wednesday 11 Nov. 19:30h – Let’s Play Transformations! Performative methods for sustainability learning. Evening workshop by Dr. María Heras, ICTA – Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
• Wednesday 18 Nov. 19:30h – Soil Soul and Society. Theatre performance and discussion with the audience by the Freiburg Scientific Theatre e.V.
• Wednesday 25 Nov. 19:30h – Art&Science LABs on Climate Change – Sharing Visions about Problems that Matter. Lecture-performance by Dr. Stella Veciana, Founder Research Arts Platform, Lecturer Leuphana University
• 25-26 Nov. 10-17h – Drop-in participation sessions for EQUIL I BRIUM – Explore the nuances of sustainability -participate in the creation of a huge, delicately balanced mobile sculpture for the Herderbau. Participative art installation by “Polyp” (activist, prop builder and political cartoonist) and Eva Schlunke (activist, prop builder and painter), Manchester
• 28 Nov. 19h – Opening Night of EQUIL I BRIUM and ACT TWO finale. All welcome -live music, drinks and refreshments.

PLAY   TALK   THINK   EXPLORE   DISCUSS   CONTEMPLATE   ACT!

Every Wednesday this November
exciting events at the Herderbau

TAKE PART AND BE INSPIRED

is the second edition of the Science, Sustainability and Art Series: a combination of lectures, workshops and art installations which bring sustainability scientists, practitioners and artists to the Herderbau building to explore how art can be used as a tool for sustainability.

The aim of the series is to uncover aspects of sustainability, such as sensory and emotional experiences, which are strengths of aesthetic enquiry but often neglected by traditional research frameworks. Inspired by the upcoming COP21 negotiations, the focus of this autumn edition is Climate Change -and we don’t just want to talk about it, we want to act it out!

From using theatre as a research tool and science to create a photo-exhibition, to colectively creating a giant word-sculpture out of our thoughts on climate change, you’re warmly inivted to come along to the Herderbau this November to discuss, feel and experience first-hand the innovative ways in which art can be used to make research truly transformative.

www.acttwo.info // scientific-theatre.org/tailored-events/act-two

• Wednesday 4 Nov. 13-15h – Sensing Internal and External Climate Conflicts. Role play facilitated by Friederike Gezork and Ida Wallin, Freiburg Scientific Theatre e.V.
• 4-23 Nov. (open all day) – Reflections on People and the Biosphere. Photo-book exhibition by Prof. Carl Folke (Science Director of the Stockholm Resilience Centre) and Lars Hall (Designer and Art Director)
• Wednesday 11 Nov. 19:30h – Let’s Play Transformations! Performative methods for sustainability learning. Evening workshop by Dr. María Heras, ICTA – Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
• Wednesday 18 Nov. 19:30h – Soil Soul and Society. Theatre performance and discussion with the audience by the Freiburg Scientific Theatre e.V.
• Wednesday 25 Nov. 19:30h – Art&Science LABs on Climate Change – Sharing Visions about Problems that Matter. Lecture-performance by Dr. Stella Veciana, Founder Research Arts Platform, Lecturer Leuphana University
• 25-26 Nov. 10-17h – Drop-in participation sessions for EQUIL I BRIUM – Explore the nuances of sustainability -participate in the creation of a huge, delicately balanced mobile sculpture for the Herderbau. Participative art installation by “Polyp” (activist, prop builder and political cartoonist) and Eva Schlunke (activist, prop builder and painter), Manchester
• 28 Nov. 19h – Opening Night of EQUIL I BRIUM and ACT TWO finale. All welcome -live music, drinks and refreshments.

PLAY   TALK   THINK   EXPLORE   DISCUSS   CONTEMPLATE   ACT!

Every Wednesday this November
exciting events at the Herderbau

TAKE PART AND BE INSPIRED

is the second edition of the Science, Sustainability and Art Series: a combination of lectures, workshops and art installations which bring sustainability scientists, practitioners and artists to the Herderbau building to explore how art can be used as a tool for sustainability.

The aim of the series is to uncover aspects of sustainability, such as sensory and emotional experiences, which are strengths of aesthetic enquiry but often neglected by traditional research frameworks. Inspired by the upcoming COP21 negotiations, the focus of this autumn edition is Climate Change -and we don’t just want to talk about it, we want to act it out!

From using theatre as a research tool and science to create a photo-exhibition, to colectively creating a giant word-sculpture out of our thoughts on climate change, you’re warmly inivted to come along to the Herderbau this November to discuss, feel and experience first-hand the innovative ways in which art can be used to make research truly transformative.

www.acttwo.info // scientific-theatre.org/tailored-events/act-two

• Wednesday 4 Nov. 13-15h – Sensing Internal and External Climate Conflicts. Role play facilitated by Friederike Gezork and Ida Wallin, Freiburg Scientific Theatre e.V.
• 4-23 Nov. (open all day) – Reflections on People and the Biosphere. Photo-book exhibition by Prof. Carl Folke (Science Director of the Stockholm Resilience Centre) and Lars Hall (Designer and Art Director)
• Wednesday 11 Nov. 19:30h – Let’s Play Transformations! Performative methods for sustainability learning. Evening workshop by Dr. María Heras, ICTA – Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
• Wednesday 18 Nov. 19:30h – Soil Soul and Society. Theatre performance and discussion with the audience by the Freiburg Scientific Theatre e.V.
• Wednesday 25 Nov. 19:30h – Art&Science LABs on Climate Change – Sharing Visions about Problems that Matter. Lecture-performance by Dr. Stella Veciana, Founder Research Arts Platform, Lecturer Leuphana University
• 25-26 Nov. 10-17h – Drop-in participation sessions for EQUIL I BRIUM – Explore the nuances of sustainability -participate in the creation of a huge, delicately balanced mobile sculpture for the Herderbau. Participative art installation by “Polyp” (activist, prop builder and political cartoonist) and Eva Schlunke (activist, prop builder and painter), Manchester
• 28 Nov. 19h – Opening Night of EQUIL I BRIUM and ACT TWO finale. All welcome -live music, drinks and refreshments.

PLAY   TALK   THINK   EXPLORE   DISCUSS   CONTEMPLATE   ACT!

Every Wednesday this November
exciting events at the Herderbau

TAKE PART AND BE INSPIRED

is the second edition of the Science, Sustainability and Art Series: a combination of lectures, workshops and art installations which bring sustainability scientists, practitioners and artists to the Herderbau building to explore how art can be used as a tool for sustainability.

The aim of the series is to uncover aspects of sustainability, such as sensory and emotional experiences, which are strengths of aesthetic enquiry but often neglected by traditional research frameworks. Inspired by the upcoming COP21 negotiations, the focus of this autumn edition is Climate Change -and we don’t just want to talk about it, we want to act it out!

From using theatre as a research tool and science to create a photo-exhibition, to colectively creating a giant word-sculpture out of our thoughts on climate change, you’re warmly inivted to come along to the Herderbau this November to discuss, feel and experience first-hand the innovative ways in which art can be used to make research truly transformative.

www.acttwo.info // scientific-theatre.org/tailored-events/act-two

• Wednesday 4 Nov. 13-15h – Sensing Internal and External Climate Conflicts. Role play facilitated by Friederike Gezork and Ida Wallin, Freiburg Scientific Theatre e.V.
• 4-23 Nov. (open all day) – Reflections on People and the Biosphere. Photo-book exhibition by Prof. Carl Folke (Science Director of the Stockholm Resilience Centre) and Lars Hall (Designer and Art Director)
• Wednesday 11 Nov. 19:30h – Let’s Play Transformations! Performative methods for sustainability learning. Evening workshop by Dr. María Heras, ICTA – Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
• Wednesday 18 Nov. 19:30h – Soil Soul and Society. Theatre performance and discussion with the audience by the Freiburg Scientific Theatre e.V.
• Wednesday 25 Nov. 19:30h – Art&Science LABs on Climate Change – Sharing Visions about Problems that Matter. Lecture-performance by Dr. Stella Veciana, Founder Research Arts Platform, Lecturer Leuphana University
• 25-26 Nov. 10-17h – Drop-in participation sessions for EQUIL I BRIUM – Explore the nuances of sustainability -participate in the creation of a huge, delicately balanced mobile sculpture for the Herderbau. Participative art installation by “Polyp” (activist, prop builder and political cartoonist) and Eva Schlunke (activist, prop builder and painter), Manchester
• 28 Nov. 19h – Opening Night of EQUIL I BRIUM and ACT TWO finale. All welcome -live music, drinks and refreshments.

Einladung zum
Earth Overshoot Day

(Start am Bertoldsbrunnen)

Sei dabei. Wir zählen auf dich!

Jede*r ist eingeladen sich einzureihen. We need you because: There is no Planet B!

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Derzeit bräuchten wir 1,75 Erden. Immer schneller verschlingen wir das natürliche Kapital unseres Planeten und untergraben damit seine natürliche Regenerationsfähigkeit.
Der Earth Overshoot Day (oder „Erdüberlastungstag“) markiert das Datum, an dem der jährliche Ressourcenbedarf der Menschheit das übersteigt, was die Ökosysteme der Erde pro Jahr regenerieren können.
Der diesjährige Earth Overshoot Day fällt auf den 29. Juli, das frühste Datum seit der globale Overshoot in den 1970er Jahren begann.

Am 29. Juli wird die Menschheit das Budget der Natur für dieses Jahr aufgebraucht haben. Dies berechnet Global Footprint Network, eine Nachhaltigkeitsorganisation, die alljährlich den ökologischen Fußabdruck unserer Lebensweise bestimmt (www.footprintnetwork.org). Die Methode dient dazu, unsere Ressourcenabhängigkeit zu messen und zu managen (www.footprintcalculator.org).

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Fridays for Future, Extinction Rebellion, Fossil Free und Transition Town rufen alle Freiburgerinnen und Freiburger auf,

sich am Montag, 29. Juli um 17:00 Uhr auf der Kajo zu einer Menschenkette zusammenzufinden,

um auf die planetarische ökologische Ressourcen- und Umweltkrise aufmerksam machen. Nur gemeinsam und in Solidarität können wir etwas bewegen.

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Fridays for Future | Extinction Rebellion | Fossil Free | Transition Town

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Rückfragen gerne unter: heuteleben [@] posteo.de

Flyer, Druckvorlage hier: earth-overshootday-Freiburg-2019_web

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„Unverändert fortgesetzt wird die Digitalisierung zum Brandbeschleuniger für die ökologischen und sozialen Krisen unseres Planeten. Unverändert beschleunigt sie die Überschreitung der planetaren Grenzen. Denn unverändert führt sie zu mehr Energie- und Rohstoffverbrauch, zu mehr Konsum und zu mehr Verkehr.

Also muss die Digitalisierung gestaltet werden. Müssen wir die Hebel finden, um Digitalisierung zum Chancentreiber von Wohlstand, Gerechtigkeit und Umwelt zu machen (Bundesumweltministerin Svenja Schulze 2019, hier)“.

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