sea_youhere 2.0 #artandsustainability

Our constant connectedness, the beeping and buzzing and invitations to digitally watch too, causing us to become multitaskers. Corona is here to stay and is taking its social toll. The abundance of live conferences, meetings, readings, performances, exhibitions is wearing us out and creates digital overload. But how else to reach out to our peers and public alike?

OPEN CALL
Therefore we seek project proposals that touch upon this theme. Please send us your individual or collective proposal that should include max. 2 pages A4 project introduction to info@seafoundation.eu

Meanwhile at SEA Foundation our team continues researching #artandsustainability in the virtual vitrine sea_youhere, we are unfolding The Beast, prepare for WARP and work on funding requests.

#sea_youhere

The sea_youhere is a Virtual Vitrine that showcases projects, experiments, and concepts from all over the world. In 2020 SEA Foundation aims to promote 12 outstanding projects/practices (one each month) in the proxy space by posting to Facebook, Instagram and via our website and newsletters. Read more
sea_youhere 2.0

The second edition sea_youhere is themed “art and sustainability”. With this theme, we provide common ground for diverse individuals working in various media and disciplines while honoring their differences in culture, experience and perspective. By choosing a theme we intend to generate ideas along with additional lines of inquiry and creative interdisciplinary problem solving that manifest today.
#artandsustainability

We face the climate crisis, depletion of resources, extinction of species, the social and political uncertainties. We invite artists, activists, designers, architects, and collectives to share their exemplary projects and discuss ideas on Art and Sustainability in a wider audience.

What does it mean to have a sustainable practice? What is the accountability towards ideas/objects we spread into the world?
Sustainability can be viewed from different angles – ecological, social justice, non-violence, grassroots democracy, economic.
Sustainable art may be understood as art that is produced with consideration for the wider impact and its reception in relationship to its environments social, economic, biophysical, historical and cultural.
How to send us your projects

You must have an active website, an active facebook and an active Instagram account.

• Only digital submission forms
• English is the preferred language
• Add CV & artist statement
• Add max. 3 projects
• Your CV (max. 3 pages)
• Duo’s/collectives: one form per group
• This project is in development, therefore appliations are invited on a rolling basis