| Water Views Waterwheel World Water Day Symposium 2014 ? 3WDS14: Caring and Daring | | | Author:
| Albertinum Gymnasium - Coburg,
Cunningham, James
Hankwitz, Molly
Pell, Sarah Jane
Vazquez, Alberto
Moore, Lila
Bryce, Liz
Milledge, Russell
Marrin, West D. L.
Soboslay, Zsuzsanna
Fuks, Suzon | | Editor:
| Albertinum Gymnasium - Coburg, | | Produced by:
| Albertinum Gymnasium - Coburg, | | Contribution by:
| Albertinum Gymnasium - Coburg,
Aaliwica,
Hassak alias Dubosmium, Abdellah
Czarnecki, Adam
Ceriani, Alejandra
Schellow, Alexander
Sanderson, Ali
Hejazi, Alireza
Hansen, Amber
Hammami, Amin
Sharrocks, Amy
Labastida, Ana
Cantera, Ana Laura
Mikeska, Andrea
Selwood, Andrea
Salazar Quintero, Andres
Morelli, Angela
Lewandowska-Czarnecka, Anna
Yen, Anna
Abrahams, Annie
Costopoulou, Aristi
Farooqui, Ashhar
Khas, Atefeh
Mookerji, Ronita
Mardi, Sylvester
Pederick, Ben
Burke, Benjamin
Hart, Bonnie
Boemio, Camilla
Fortin, Carine
Brunetti, Carlotta
Hutting, Carmen
Salguero, Catalina
Lee, Catherine
Colopy, Cheryl
Bujold, Christian
Weber, Corinne
Tapia, Cristabel
Njoroge, Daniel
McArthur, Dave
Monicci, David
Waikerepuru, Te Huirangi
Reiter, Reinhard
Prasad, Eklavya
Zetlin, Elizabeth
Marangon, Elvis
Fleitz, Emmanuel
Leonardson, Eric
Moñivas, Esther
Kesler, Fabian
Costa Alisedo, Fabricio
Jarrad, Fatine
Godoy, Fernando
Wilson, Fo
Paine, Garth
Hume-Cook, Geoff
Pickersgill, Glenda
Gofrey,
Corbishley, Grant
Buitrago, Héctor
Anastasiou, Helen
Kulkarni, Himanshu
Clothier, Ian
Winters, Ian
Hoepfel, Ines
Novarese, Irina
Pavlov, Ivan
Perconte, Jacques
Del Val, Jaime
Vladyka, Jan
Vaughn Dowell, Janelle
Muller-Alefeld, Jasmin
Lim, Jaso
Jauk,
Mansilla Saez, Javiera
Montagné, Jean-Noel
Turpin, Jeff
Lalic, Jelena
Koney, Jennifer
Fraser, Jenny
Rattenbury, Jenny
van der Linde, Jeroen
Landin-Torrez, Jesus
McNeal, J. J.
Hardy, Jo
Hoffmann-Dietrich, Joanna
Rosinska, Joanna
Chadabe, Joel
Boehme, John G.
Solomon, Jolian
Gibbs, Joolie
Starrs, Josephine
Moreno, Juan Andres
Ariza, Juanita
Freund, Juergen
Rousse, Julie
Metchkin, Karl
Urosevic, Katarina Dj
Hoffmann, Katarzyna
Kucharska, Katarzyna
Lee Short, Kate
Haliori, Keti
Benhamida, Khemais
Henare, Kiwi
Joy, K. J.
Franklin, Krista
Elder, Lauren
Petrou, Lea
Barclay, Leah
Cmielewski, Leon
Dali alias Nezha, Lisa
Novak, Ljiljana
Beaulieu, Lorraine
Lancini, Lynette
Parnasow-Kujawa, Magdalena
Wenger, Maggie
Vinayakram, Mahesh
Salehi, Mana
Pezzotta, Marco
Shiu, Margaret
Keski-Korsu, Mari
Krumm, Maria
Papanikolaou, Maria
Carrenza, Mariana
Boutou, Marika
Essig, Martina
Armentrout, Mary
Chege, Mary
Fahnestock, McLean
Rybak, Michal
Canuel, Michael
Guieu, Michele
Atherton, Michelle
Peric, Miljana
Donald, Minty
Millar, Nick
Munro, Miranda
Abramovic Dordijevski, Mirela
Tahiri, Mohamed
Munyiva,
Ceridwyn, Nancy
Souayah, Naoufel
Ng, Nicholas
Roethig, Nicole
Haft, Nina
Walker, Oliver
Naudin, Olivier
Caicedo, Oscar
Barret, Pascale
Loeffler, Patrick
Treguer, Patrick
Vélez Bravo, Paula
Hofman, Peggy
Marshall-Amundsen, Pegi
Hall, Peter
Christophe, Pierre
Piirma, Piibe
Slomczewski, Piotr
Youdell, Rebecca
Truscott, Rhonda
Dal Farra, Ricardo
Bertan, Riccardo
van Kranenburg, Rob
Ramos Ribeiro, Rodrigo Rudge
Shakthidharan, S.
Harmon, Sadie
Colbert, Sarah
Jivetin, Sergey
Lowth, Sharyn
McArdle, Shelly
El Rharbi, Siham
Bauer, Silke
Linke, Simon
Siprian,
Zivkovic, Sladana
Chiu-Freund, Stella
Wolf, Stephan
Greene, Susan
Sentler, Susan
Waikerepuru, Te Urutahi
Collie, Therese
Tonel, Tiffany
Gifford, Toby
Beyer, Tom
Benson, Tracey M.
Ulay,
Westphal, Uli
Stergioti, Valya
Smith, Vicki
Bhagat, Vinny
Thiele, Viola
Gathoni, Virginia
Waterway, William
Mali, Wu
Murtaja, Yaser
Senouf, Yvonne
Nikitaki, Zoe
Alexandrinum Gymnasium - Coburg,
Attakkalari,
Australian Voices,
Bonemap,
Casimirianum Gymnasium - Coburg,
Engineers without Borders - Berlin,
Columbia College Chicago,
Grundschule Neuses - Coburg,
Interactive European School - Varkiza,
Hydromemories,
Camosun College - Victoria BC,
Veselin Maslesa Primary School - Belgrade,
International School of Piraeus,
Kinderund Jugendtheater,
MELD - Paris & Athens,
Cumberland Elementary School - Sunnyvale,
Museum of Natural History- Coburg, | | Associate Editor:
| Cunningham, James
Tuccio, Silvana
Albinger, Dawn
Kehoul, Gillian
Robson, Julie
Hankwitz, Molly
Pell, Sarah Jane | | Assisted by:
| Tuccio, Silvana | | Cover Design by:
| Inkahoots, | | Designed by:
| Inkahoots, | | ISBN: | 978-0-9925610-0-0 | | Publication Date: | Feb 2015 | | Publisher: | Igneous
| | Book Format: | Ebook | | List Price: | AUD $0.00 | Book Description:
|
Science, art, ecology, community and youth respond to the theme: "Water Views: Caring and Daring."An astonishing number and variety of entries - 125 articles and 540 pages - makes this book a rich collection of ongoing work internationally, often with a local focus, on raising awareness and responding to water issues.450 participants, from 34 countries across 5 continents, interacted with audience 'live' on the Internet and in 18 physical venues or 'nodes', through Waterwheel, an... More DescriptionScience, art, ecology, community and youth respond to the theme: "Water Views: Caring and Daring."An astonishing number and variety of entries - 125 articles and 540 pages - makes this book a rich collection of ongoing work internationally, often with a local focus, on raising awareness and responding to water issues.450 participants, from 34 countries across 5 continents, interacted with audience 'live' on the Internet and in 18 physical venues or 'nodes', through Waterwheel, an online platform dedicated to water. The symposium, held 17-23 March 2014, also integrated youth and inter-generational dialogue with the "Voice of the Future" strand. Transversal knowledge and multidisciplinarity across cultures and languages shaped the content and structure of the e-book. The nine, richly illustrated chapters contain three types of entries, based on the presentation given as part of the Symposium: "Splash"- project overview, "Ripple"- detailed project description, and "Wave"- peer-reviewed article on original research. Contents:1- Opening - performances: Ulay, Jason Lim and online-performers2- Voice of the Future - youth projects: performances, conservation campaigns...3- Activism, Art & Science - projects catalysing change at many levels4- Art & Science - interdisciplinary dialogue and interaction5- Hydrology - Past & Future - from India, Greece, Tunisia, California and Australia6- Conservation & Transmission - water rights, festivals, cultural heritage and museums7- Care & Dare - water values re-envisaged by community groups8- Performance - live art, outdoor actions and online-performances designed for Waterwheel's creative collaboration interface 'the Tap'9- Hydrosonics - a sound art festival hosted at NYU by Ear to the Earth3WDS14 proceedings edited by Suzon Fuks, published by Igneous Inc., Brisbane, Australia. | |