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WATERWAYS was an international collaboration fusing creative methods of science, architecture, media, music and movement. This collaborative research culminated in a series of public actions surrounding the theme of water. A city’s circulatory system is both human and ecological – one enacted with water systems and cycles and plotted daily by the city’s inhabitants. While seemingly self-propelled, water does not move by itself. Guided but not directed by its source, WATERWAYS is pushed along by the city itself. WATERWAYS, has been named one of "the 40 best public art projects of 2009," by Americans for the Arts' 2010 Year in Review. Read more... __________________________________________________ An overview of WATERWAYS actions August - October 2009 __________________________________________________ For more detailed information of the WATERWAYS workprocess please visit the WATERWAYS blog. WATERWAYS participants: WATERWAYS was under the umbrella of an iLAB residency, and further supported and funded by iLAND (= Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Art, Nature and Dance), The Danish Arts Council and The Danish Actors Association. Links: |