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Environmental art

Environmental art is created with natural materials, is designed to be non-destructive and/or ecologically beneficial, and is often site specific.

Environmental art is:

  • Created with natural materials.
  • Designed to be non-destructive or ecologically beneficial, or both.
  • Specific to its site.

Environmental art projects

The Urban Weaver Project

Urban Weaver art project

The Urban Weaver supports artists from diverse traditions working with ecologists to explore the creative repurposing of green waste.

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The Urban Weaver Project

The Urban Weaver Project: Connecting artists with nature

The Urban Weaver Project: Connecting artists with nature

Find out about upcoming workshops, see photos of what people have created in Urban Weaver workshops, read about techniques, and find a list of recommended reading.

Last modified: Mon, 24 Sep 2012 15:48:25

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Urban Weaver art project