Thursday, May 15, 2008

Artist Nils-Udo

Nils-Udo, Circle of Calumet Bamboo, Calumet bamboo, 1990, Reunion, Indian Ocean, Photo by Nils-Udo


Artist Nils-Udo was born in Lauf, in the region of Bavaria, Germany in 1937; he currently resides in Riedering, Germany. In making ecological art, Nils-Udo seeks to engage humans in a sensory experience, an aspect of life often overlooked in the hyper-developed technological modern world. Ecological art in which the viewer can see images, feel textures of materials, smell plants and animals nearby, and hear interactions among the elements of nature is one of the most powerful ways of connecting the viewer to the artwork and to the planet.


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Dear Class of 2008 EA & Ed!

Welcome to our Environmental Arts & Ed. Class Blog.

This course will promote understanding, appreciation, and responsible action toward the environment through hands-on arts activities — including Music, Bookmaking, Poetry Outdoors, Storytelling, Eco-Web Galleries, YouTube, and Eco-Blogs. Students will study history of environmental arts including ecological artists and their materials and processes. Students will research key environmental issues and develop lesson plans using the arts.

Dr. Young Imm Kang Song