EARTHTONES
CALL FOR ARTISTS AND COLLABORATORS
EARTHTONES is an environmental justice and arts festival in celebration of people of color’s connection with their environment. This event is led by student artists and environmental justice activists, and was first envisioned as an opportunity to re-center the environmental narrative around issues of environmental justice, indigenous histories, and healing. The festival is sponsored and supported by the Institute for the Diversity in the Arts (IDA), the Woods Institute for the Environment, the Haas Center for Public Service, Columbae, and Students for Sustainable Stanford. For each of the past two years, this festival has attracted over 500 students to the Stanford Farm to celebrate our intimate connections with the Earth and the student art and activism that protects it.
This year’s festival will take place on April 24th and 25th, 2020
JOIN THE TEAM and/or SUBMIT YOUR DESIGNS: https://forms.gle/EKwAxBwrkZH3abX17
This year’s festival will take place on April 24th and 25th, 2020
JOIN THE TEAM and/or SUBMIT YOUR DESIGNS: https://forms.gle/EKwAxBwrkZH3abX17
This year’s EARTHTONES is a multi-faceted environmental justice and arts festival, featuring:
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An EARTHTONES STUDENT ART EXHIBIT
We’re looking to commission artists, particularly artists of color, to showcase their connection with the Earth and/or talk about environmental justice issues with their art. LIVE MUSIC and DJs on the day of. |
An EARTHTONES ZINE to be published prior to the festival,
with performances and readings of featured artists at the festival. STUDENT AND COMMUNITY ACTIVIST- AND ARTIST- RUN WORKSHOPS on learning, making, and community building around issues of environmental justice. |
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WE ARE SEEKING:
Visual Artists Designers Poets, Writers, Storytellers Musicians and DJs Student-Led Workshops Student academic work/research Members of the EARTHTONES Organizing Team If you are interested in being involved in any capacity, please fill out this form (also to the right) and indicate your area(s)of interest by February 21st, 2020. If you are interesting in designing publicity and other materials for the festival, check out some examples from past years to get an idea of how designs have been featured: Stanford Mint article from Earth in Color (2018) http://stanfordmint.com/earth-in-color One major part of the event is supporting student art around environmental justice; we want to pay you for the work that you do! Join the team and let us work with you on Email ayoade@stanford.edu with any questions :) |
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