Here There and Everywhere

Here There and Everywhere: Anticipating the Art for the Future Place: Part III Global
EcoSignals Christina Lanzl • USA www.christinalanzl.com Marcos da Rocha Carvalho • Brazil/Canada http://marcosrc.com/ Sigrun Prahl • Germany www.sigrunprahl.de The Canary Project http://www.canary-project.org Understanding that environmental issues are local matters, but of global concern, the artists have created EcoSignals—an outdoor installation, text and interactive website—meant to educate the public about the environment and ways to reduce their carbon footprint. The outdoor component consists of a suite of original, freestanding, modular Eco-Signals, reminiscent of traffic signs. The text and website include important information on environmental sites around the world. Exhibition Venue: Goethe-Institut Boston www.goethe.de/boston April 1—15, 2009 The Goethe-Institut is the cultural institute of the Federal Republic of Germany and, as such, offers German language classes and programs on the cultural, social and political life of Germany. The Goethe- Institute Boston also organizes and supports a wide spectrum of cultural events, including films, exhibitions, concerts, author readings and lectures on current topics in German culture and politics.

Here There and Everywhere: Anticipating the Art for the Future
Place: Part III Global

EcoSignals
Christina Lanzl • USA www.christinalanzl.com
Marcos da Rocha Carvalho • Brazil/Canada http://marcosrc.com/
Sigrun Prahl • Germany www.sigrunprahl.de
The Canary Project http://www.canary-project.org

Understanding that environmental issues are local matters, but of global concern, the artists have created EcoSignals—an outdoor installation, text and interactive website—meant to educate the public about the environment and ways to reduce their carbon footprint. The outdoor component consists of a suite of original, freestanding, modular Eco-Signals, reminiscent of traffic signs. The text and website include important information on environmental sites around the world.

Exhibition Venue:
Goethe-Institut Boston www.goethe.de/boston
April 1—15, 2009

The Goethe-Institut is the cultural institute of the Federal Republic of Germany and, as such, offers German language classes and programs on the cultural, social and political life of Germany.
The Goethe- Institute Boston also organizes and supports a wide spectrum of cultural events, including films, exhibitions, concerts, author readings and lectures on current topics in German culture and politics.