Coffee and donuts have been a Friday morning tradition at RedLine for over two years. Every Friday at 10 am, we will send a Voodoo Doughnut and conversational prompts to a RedLine Resident Artist,

Coffee and donuts have been a Friday morning tradition at RedLine for over two years. Every Friday at 10 am, we will send a Voodoo Doughnut and conversational prompts to a RedLine Resident Artist, current or alumni. They will respond with a photo, video, drawing, or short written piece, which we will share with you.

This week's featured artist is Regan Rosburg. Our organization values deep connections, and we hope that #RLFridaydoughnuts will help bridge the gap in our open-door culture. These creative vignettes will be posted on our #RedLineAtHome blog every Friday afternoon.

We are reallocating advertising funds from traditional channels to digital platforms. This shift is driven by the fact that 60% of ticket sales now originate from our website and social media,

We are reallocating advertising funds from traditional channels to digital platforms. This shift is driven by the fact that 60% of ticket sales now originate from our website and social media, especially Facebook, which has a broad demographic reach.

However, Mr. Kaiser highlights an overlooked area: institutional marketing. This vital component requires explicit and systematic implementation to be effective.

Eric Nay explores the paradox of progress, arguing that advancements have, in fact, led to societal regression.

As an Associate Dean in Liberal Studies at the Ontario College of Art &

Eric Nay explores the paradox of progress, arguing that advancements have, in fact, led to societal regression.

As an Associate Dean in Liberal Studies at the Ontario College of Art & Design (OCAD), he teaches across Liberal Studies, Design, and Graduate Studies. His expertise spans sustainable practice and theory, alongside contemporary design and architectural history.

Nay is known for his interdisciplinary collaborations, purposefully engaging with fields beyond his own.

In this video, soil scientist and artist Bruce Ball highlights the beauty of soil and the threats it faces, such as compaction and land degradation. His work reveals how compaction affects soil

In this video, soil scientist and artist Bruce Ball highlights the beauty of soil and the threats it faces, such as compaction and land degradation. His work reveals how compaction affects soil health and productivity, making the invisible visible through a blend of science and art. Presented at the Global Symposium on Soil Compaction, his artworks encourage us to appreciate our connection to soil through food and nature.

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Join award-winning photographer and National Geographic Explorer Stephen Alvarez as he discusses his latest book, Rock Art: An American Story. This work documents ancient petroglyphs,

Join award-winning photographer and National Geographic Explorer Stephen Alvarez as he discusses his latest book, Rock Art: An American Story. This work documents ancient petroglyphs, pictographs, and earthworks across North America, showcasing sites over 15,000 years old. Collaborating with Indigenous tribes such as the Chickasaw, Choctaw, Ute, Navajo, and Shawnee, Alvarez emphasizes the connection between humans and the natural world.

We will explore how ancient ecological knowledge can enhance our understanding of biodiversity and climate interactions. Alvarez, founder of the Ancient Art Archive, has been featured in National Geographic, Time Magazine, and more.

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On International Day of Forests and World Water Day, singer-songwriter Elisa joined FAO MuNe to highlight the deep bond uniting nature, life, and the future. Her message, "Water feeds the forest.

On International Day of Forests and World Water Day, singer-songwriter Elisa joined FAO MuNe to highlight the deep bond uniting nature, life, and the future. Her message, "Water feeds the forest. The forest protects the water. Water gives life… and life becomes us," urges awareness and action. This is reflected at FAO MuNe by Elisa's concert outfit, designed by Tiziano Guardini. The artistic creation symbolizes respect for nature, reminding us that our choices shape the future and demand care for what gives us life.

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In a 16th-century Chamonix mill, Peter and Anati run Le Moulin des Artistes—a ski workshop, art space, and community hub. This venture beautifully illustrates how dedicating one's life to

In a 16th-century Chamonix mill, Peter and Anati run Le Moulin des Artistes—a ski workshop, art space, and community hub. This venture beautifully illustrates how dedicating one's life to creative expression, through Peter's handmade wooden skis and Anati's art and music, can bring purpose, build lasting community, and even help overcome disaster.

This inspiring story is presented by Patagonia Films, a Yucca Films production. Patagonia's mission is to build the best gear while protecting the planet, a commitment reflected in their use of recycled materials and Worn Wear repair program.

Find a screening near you: https://eu.patagonia.com/ee/en/films/snow-movie-night/. Learn more about Patagonia: https://pat.ag/Patagonia.

This year, the Circular Economy Show Podcast explored diverse industries, from farming and fashion to policy and plastics. This episode highlights our favorite moments from 2023, showcasing key

This year, the Circular Economy Show Podcast explored diverse industries, from farming and fashion to policy and plastics. This episode highlights our favorite moments from 2023, showcasing key insights from experts across various fields.

Thank you for joining us. We'll return in 2024 with more circular economy stories. Contact us at podcast@emf.org.

Listen to highlights from 2023, including episodes on growing buildings, seaweed packaging, food production, art for change, sustainable technology use, and preloved fashion in Latin America.

Explore art's role in accelerating the cultural shift towards a circular economy. Watch Francesca Gavin, Editor in Chief of Epoch, in conversation with contemporary artist Es Devlin. This video is

Explore art's role in accelerating the cultural shift towards a circular economy. Watch Francesca Gavin, Editor in Chief of Epoch, in conversation with contemporary artist Es Devlin. This video is brought to you by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, an international charity promoting a circular economy.

A circular economy, driven by design, eliminates waste and pollution, circulates products and materials, and regenerates nature.

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