Tuesday, September 20, 2022

Join EarthX October 21 for a Half-Earth DayTM Celebration !!!

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Join EarthX October 21 for a Half-Earth DayTM Celebration
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EarthX is thrilled to announce that Cam Sholly, Superintendent of Yellowstone National Park, and Sid Miller, Commissioner of the Texas Department of Agriculture, will join our EarthX Conservation Conference as keynote speakers on October 21. 

 

Superintendent Sholly oversees one of the largest national park operations in the world. During his tenure, he has expanded bison conservation efforts, invested extensively in combating non-native species, and developed a more focused approach to ecosystem management, sustainability, and future climate challenges. During the EarthX Conservation banquet celebrating Half-Earth DayTM, Superintendent Sholly will speak about the conservation practices that have shaped the 150-year history of one of America’s most unique and treasured national parks.

 

The conservation conference lunchtime keynote speaker will be Sid Miller, Commissioner of the Texas Department of Agriculture. An eighth-generation farmer and rancher, Miller will address this year’s conference theme, which focuses on private land conservation practices and strategies in Texas.

 
To register for this free public event, click here
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Cameron Sholly
Superintendent of Yellowstone National Park
 
Cameron (Cam) Sholly assumed duties as the Superintendent of Yellowstone National Park in October of 2018. Yellowstone is one of the largest national park operations in the world spanning 2.2 million acres and receiving over four million visitors each year. The park has a team of over 1,000 employees and volunteers and an annual budget exceeding $60 million. Cam is a third-generation park service manager and began his National Park Service (NPS) career in 1990 in Yellowstone’s backcountry.
 
 
 
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Sid Miller
Commissioner of the Texas Department of Agriculture
 
An eighth-generation farmer and rancher, Sid Miller is the 12th Commissioner of the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA). He has devoted his life to promoting Texas agriculture, rural communities and the great state of Texas. Since taking office as Agriculture Commissioner, Commissioner Miller has brought real, common sense reform to TDA. Within six months in office, he eliminated a two-and-a-half-year backlog in organic certifications. He reshaped field operations to maximize efficiency for Texas taxpayers. This included increasing the number of consumer protection inspections by as much as 183 percent while slashing the miles traveled by TDA inspectors by more than half a million miles a year.
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September 20, 2022


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The Book Club is Back!

Join us for our October meeting! 

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When:
 October 11 at 7:00 PM ET 

Book: Escape Greenland by Ellen Prager

           -- a young adult fiction book 

 
Join with link: meet.google.com/pcu-wjwx-kmh.  

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Our September Book Club Meeting discussion on My Octopus Teacher was terrific!  You can see all the meeting dates and selections for the 2022-2023 academic year in the Book Club Section of our Upcoming Events Page. There's also new information on how to log into these events via Google Meet - another flavor of Zoom. 

For our October meeting Join with link: meet.google.com/pcu-wjwx-kmh, or you can just join by phone at: +1 612-361-0505, then enter the following PIN: 576 707 897#. 

In addition to finding all our Book Club selections and meeting dates for the 2022-2023 academic year on our website, We have over 50 fiction, non-fiction, and young adult selections from past Book Club events - with discussion questions, in our archives. Whether you’re looking to catch up on some knowledge, enjoy a quick fun read, or find a book to use with your students, there’s something for everyone at the NOAA Planet Stewards Book Club!


September 30 - October 2: Preparing for Climate Change Impacts with Stewardship

Have you been meaning to register for one of NOAA Planet Stewards upcoming in person workshops? Do it soon! Seats are filling up fast!

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NOAA Planet Stewards, Elkhorn Slough and South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserves (NERRS) are hosting a simultaneous three-day workshop for educators who work with middle or high school level students.

To register at the physical location you will be attending the workshop and receive more detailed information, visit these links:

Reserve your place today! Spaces are limited!


October 7- 9: Climate Justice - Exploring the Science of Climate Change in Your Classroom

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NOAA Planet Stewards and the Detroit Zoological Society are hosting a three-day workshop for educators Climate Justice: Exploring the Science of Climate Change in Your Classroom. The goals of this workshop are for educators to explore how global climate change is affecting the metro Detroit region, and how they can engage their students in taking action to address this global phenomenon. There are a limited number of spaces available. Register for the workshop. 

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TULSA ARTIST FELLOWSHIP"s announces it's OPEN CALL AWARD PROGRAM

TULSA ARTIST FELLOWSHIP ANNOUNCES EXPANSION OF ITS
PLACE-BASED OPEN CALL AWARD PROGRAM, ANNUALLY WELCOMING A TEN ARTIST COHORT FOR A THREE-YEAR RESIDENCY

EACH ROUND OF COHORTS TO RECEIVE MORE THAN $1.95 MILLION IN SUPPORT AND STUDIO SPACES IN TULSA
 
Fortifying its commitment to fostering a vibrant art community,
Tulsa Artist Fellowship seeks the best artistic minds of today’s cultural landscape
 to work on impactful projects in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Visitor at Tulsa Artist Fellow Karl Jones’ studio during July First Friday Open Studios.
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Tulsa, Oklahoma – Tulsa Artist Fellowship (TAF) announces the expansion of its place-based open call award program. Under the new paradigm, TAF will annually welcome ten artists for a three-year award term. Each round of cohorts will receive more than $1.95 million in support and awarded resources such as TAF’s studio spaces and shared art-making facilities in Tulsa. The new award model advances TAF’s mission to support independent arts practitioners and serve as a global model for mobilizing communities through the transformative power of the arts.
 
The transformation will commence with the 2024 cohort. Awardees will commit to actualizing proposed work during the three-year program term, offering the required expertise necessary to achieve the project goals while engaging with the community of Tulsa and broader audiences.
 
With the intention of seeking out exceptional candidates, TAF will annually appoint 30 arts experts, including regional, national, and international professionals who represent a wide spectrum of artistic disciplines, to join the review process while leveraging their network of experienced creatives. Implementing this structure will deepen TAF’s connection to diverse communities and practices that constitute the field of art. Top project proposals will be evaluated by a selection panel composed of TAF stakeholders, including but not limited to program advisors, collaborators, past award recipients, and TAF staff.
 
TAF continues to contribute to the city of Tulsa by supporting and encouraging a dynamic and ever-changing community of artists and arts workers who are eager to engage, inspire, and creatively invest in the city. TAF fosters an equitable environment where a diverse and inclusive   community of artists have the opportunity to thrive and express their artistic practices freely.
 
Carolyn Sickles, Tulsa Artist Fellowship Executive Director, remarks, “Building on the work that Tulsa Artist Fellowship has achieved so far in collaboration with the George Kaiser Family Foundation, we are thrilled to expand the residency program with additional support provided to our artist and arts worker award recipients. Mindful of the challenges that artistic practitioners often experience while gathering and sustaining resources, we strive to remove these barriers. Centering the needs of creative community builders and innovators will further our overarching mission of fostering a thriving cultural community in Tulsa.”
 
Underscoring TAF’s commitment to establishing long-lasting relationships with fellowship recipients, Tulsa Artist Fellowship recently appointed past awardee Nathan Young. Young joined TAF’s leadership team with film producer and curator Michelle Lee Svenson, both as Artistic Program Producers. In their new roles, Young and Svenson support TAF’s overarching mission to champion contemporary artists and art workers within the Tulsa community by providing vision and guidance for the artistic functions of the fellowship.
 
Reporting to Executive Director Carolyn Sickles, Young and Svenson started their new posts while TAF inaugurated its Flagship public project space located at 112 N Boston Ave E, Tulsa, OK 74103, in Tulsa’s historic downtown district. The 2,421 square-foot space was designed as an integrated and dynamic space for arts-centered community exchange. Under the innovative vision of TAF’s leadership, the 2022 artistic season has included TVLSE: Converging Indigenous Artcurated by Lois Taylor Biggs (White Earth Ojibwe/Cherokee) and Jordan Poorman Cocker (Kiowa/Tongan) in collaboration with Tulsa Artist Fellow Yatika Starr Fields (Osage/Cherokee/Muscogee) recently featured in First American Art Magazine; Tulsa Artist Fellow Kalup Linzy’s inaugural Queen Rose Art House resident performances and Not Ready to Say Goodbye (Green Country Edition) with Price Tower Arts Center; Sun Smoke performance featuring Tulsa Artist Fellow Shane Darwent and musician Lea Bertucci with New York City-based Spencer Brownstone Gallery; DOSSIER: TRANSLATION IN TULSA highlight in Latin American Literature Today featuring awardees Arthur Malcolm Dixon, Jennifer Croft, George Henson, Steve Bellin-Oka, and Rhett McNeil; War Club: Intergenerational Practices of Activism co-hosted with Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, The University of Oklahoma; International Transgender Day of Visibility Mural & Augmented Reality Installation organized with Karl Jones of Studio 66, Tulsa Artist Fellow book launches of A Calm & Normal Heart by Chelsea T. Hicks, The Black Girls Left Standing by Juliana Goodman, and The Creative Field Guide of Northeastern Oklahoma by Liz Blood.
 
How to Apply
Tulsa Artist Fellowship's 2024-2026 award application will open for submissions from January 18, 2023 – February 16, 2023. Arts and arts workers of all disciplines demonstrating an established practice and innovative project proposal are encouraged to apply.
 
For more information, please visit https://www.tulsaartistfellowship.org.
Follow Tulsa Artist Fellowship on Instagram and Facebook.
 
About Tulsa Artist Fellowship
Established in 2015, Tulsa Artist Fellowship was created as a place-based arts initiative by the George Kaiser Family Foundation (GKFF), that addresses pressing challenges for contemporary artists and arts workers living in and joining the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma. A central part of the Fellowship’s initiative is to bring, enliven, and participate in Tulsa’s growing and thriving arts community. TAF supports contemporary artists across all mediums and is committed to celebrating diversity in all its forms and freedom of expression.
 
About George Kaiser Family Foundation
George Kaiser Family Foundation (GKFF) is a charitable organization dedicated to providing equal opportunity for young children through investments in early childhood education, community health, social services, and civic enhancement. GKFF believes that Tulsa is a land of opportunity. A generous and welcoming community, this city is not bound by traditional conventions. GKFF is dedicated to making Tulsa the best city for children to be born, grow and succeed.
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Monday, September 19, 2022

Join Showtime & NYWIFT for a free screening of ~Nothing Compares~ on Thursday, September 22nd, 2022 at IFC Center

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Join Showtime & NYWIFT for a free screening of Nothing Compares
on Thursday, September 22nd, 2022 at IFC Center

A standout at the 2022 Sundance Festival, Nothing Compares charts Irish musician Sinéad OʼConnorʼs phenomenal rise to worldwide fame, and examines how she used her voice at the height of her stardom before her iconoclastic personality led to her exile from the pop mainstream. Focusing on Sinéad’s prophetic words and deeds from 1987 to 1993 and underpinned by a new interview with the artist herself, this archive-led documentary presents an authored, richly cinematic portrait of this fearless trailblazer through a contemporary feminist lens.

 

 

 

Date: Thursday, September 22nd, 2022
Time: 7:30pm
Cost: Free

Followed by a Q&A with director Kathryn Ferguson and NYWIFT member Beth Levison to follow.

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Panelists

Belfast-born Kathryn Ferguson is an innovative and boundary-pushing director who has focused on short-form work centered on identity, gender politics and community. NOTHING COMPARES is her documentary feature directorial debut and was an official selection in the World Cinema Documentary Competition at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year. The film has gone on to win various awards at film festivals this year, including Best Irish Documentary at Galway Film Fleadh, the Audience Award for Best Documentary at Aegean Film Festival, and the Audience Award at Docs Ireland.

 

Beth Levison (moderator) is a NYC-based Emmy and Peabody-winning producer/director. Her most recent producing effort, THE MARTHA MITCHELL EFFECT (dirs. Anne Alvergue/Debra McClutchy, producing partner Judith Mizrachy), a 40-minute short about Watergate whistleblower and Republican cabinet wife Martha Mitchell, World Premiered at the 2022 Sundance Film Festival and launched on Netflix earlier this year.  Her previous film, STORM LAKE, which she directed/produced alongside director/DP Jerry Risius, premiered at the Full Frame Documentary Film Festival, won the Audience Award at AFI DOCS, broadcast on PBS’s Independent Lens, and was nominated for both a Peabody and an Emmy Award.  Other producing credits include WOMEN IN BLUE (Independent Lens, 2020), Emmy-nominated MADE IN BOISE (Independent Lens, 2019), Emmy-nominated PERSONAL STATEMENT (PBS, 2018), and 32 PILLS (HBO, 2017).  Levison is the founder of Hazel Pictures, a co-founder of the Documentary Producers Alliance, producing faculty with Sarah Lawrence College, and a member of the Academy.

In collaboration with Showtime

 

Event Information
NYWIFT & Showtime Industry Screening: 'Nothing Compares'
Date/Time: Thursday, Sep 22, 2022
7:30 PM to 10:30 PM 
Location: IFC Center 
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Madelyn Jordan Fine Art Prsents: SHERYL ZACHARIA & REBECCA STERN September 7 - October 22, 2022

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SHERYL ZACHARIA & REBECCA STERN

TÊTE-À-TÊTE 

September 7 - October 22, 2022


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REBECCA STERN, Cyclical Summons, 2021. 

Acrylic, ink, spray paint, embroidery, & fabric on canvas, 56 x 64 in.


TÊTE-À-TÊTE, features works by ceramist SHERYL ZACHARIA and painter REBECCA STERN.  This is Zacharia’s debut exhibition with the gallery and Stern’s first two-person show since joining our gallery roster in 2019. 


TÊTE-À-TÊTE presents two time-honored modes of art making- painting and sculpture in conversation. Through the complementary visual language of geometry and abstraction, Sheryl Zacharia and Rebecca Stern’s art practices use shape, form, color, and line to express their subjective and emotive sensibilities. More concept-driven than narrative, these two artists demonstrate a commitment to their craft that conveys their individual experience in the world. 


SHERYL ZACHARIA, Moonlight Waltz, 2022. Ceramic, 14.5 x 16 x 5 in. 



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