HUMANEARTH EXHIBITIONS: REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE

HumanEarth is a series of exhibitions centered on the theme of human interaction with nature, to raise awareness for the ways in which we harm the planet and also the ways that we are living in harmony with it.



After several years of commitment to the evolution of environmental understanding, a reshaping and shifting of administrative responsibilities is under way. As you probably know by now, Ecojunki no longer functions within its original context. The HumanEarth Exhibitions now function as an entity, in association with Copart.



The main focus of the HumanEarth exhibitions is to create awareness and to encourage change.



We would appreciate aid finding the following:

1. One marketing assistant

2. One administrative assistant



At this stage, these positions are offered on an unpaid internship basis with the promise of future compensation.



Please contact:



Nastasha daniels

Artist, curator and organiser of HumanEarth Exhibitions



C | 078 857 7551

E | Nastasha797@gmail.com



FOR MORE INFO, PLEASE VISIT THE FOLLOWING WEBSITES



www.humanearth.withtank.com

www.copartist.org

www.dontcopoutcopart.blogspot.com

HumanEarth needs YOU

HUMANEARTH EXHIBITIONS: REQUEST FOR ASSISTANCE

Following the reshaping of Ecojunki in merging with COPART, the Humanearth exhibitions function as an entity, in association with the COPART Movement. The main focus of the Humanearth exhibitions is to create awareness and to encourage change. It is a series of exhibitions centered around the theme of human interaction with nature, to raise awareness for the ways in which we harm the planet and also the ways that we are living in harmony with it.



The following positions are available:

1. One marketing assistant
2. One administrative assistant

At this stage, these positions are offered on an unpaid internship basis with the promise of future compensation.

Please contact:

Nastasha daniels
Artist, curator and organiser of humanearth exhibitions
C. 0788577551
E. Nastasha797@gmail.com

FOR MORE INFO, PLEASE VISIT THE FOLLOWING WEBSITES
www.humanearth.withtank.com
www.copartist.org
www.dontcopoutcopart.blogspot.com

Calling all photographers & sculptors

Contact Nastasha Daniels:
Cell. 0788577551
Email. nastasha797@gmail.com

For more information on the HumanEarth exhibitions, go to www.humanearth.ecojunki.co.za

Calling all fashion designers and textile fanatics!

Are you a fashion designer, installation artist or have the ability to sow?
CONTACT Nastasha Daniels to get involved with the next HumanEarth exhibition!

Please also contact if you have any old clothing, fabric, off-cuts, or anything else related that can be used and repurposed.

For more information on the HumanEarth exhibitions, have a look at www.humanearth.ecojunki.co.za


Julia Ramsey


The embrace by Boxi

This website is worth a look: seedandsew.com.

HumanEarth.2 photos

Here's some photographs from the HumanEarth exhibition. Well done to Nastasha Daniels, and all the artists involved!











If you're in Potch before the 2nd of May, go and check it out!!
At the NWU (North West University) Botanical Garden Gallery.
Viewing hours: Monday to Friday 10am to 4pm

Contact: Elani Willemse
Tel 018 299 2753
Email: 20049820@nwu.ac.za

See more photos here

HumanEarth.2:Re(-)Presentations

The second installment of the HumanEarth exhibition series, curated by Cape Town based artist Nastasha Daniels, will be hosted by the North West University Botanical Gardens Gallery in Potchefstroom.

The artists for HumanEarth.2:Re(-)Presentations are:
Abri de Swardt
Janet Ranson
Russel Goodman
Hannalie Taute
SCAPES project artists: Janet Botes, Di Smith, Andrée Bonthuys, Leli Hoch

HumanEarth aims to shed some understanding on the relationship between human and nature, while encouraging dialogue and reflection on this complex relationship. The NWU botanical garden is among the 12 largest gardens of its kind in the country, and the gallery hosts art exhibitions throughout the year.

The Scapes Project, which is also included and shown as part of the exhibition, is another ongoing art project that focuses on human involvement with nature-dialogue. Contemporary art practises such as installation- and performance art are included as part of this project. The work shown at the exhibition will be Land Art prints. Land Art is a practice where the artist don't use the natural landscape only as reference and inspiration, but works physically with and within the landscape, using primarily natural found materials. The artworks are often ephemeral and transient, destroyed or decayed by natural processes like the wind and rain, and are therefore captured photographically to capture the moment.

The exhibition opens on 6 April at 5:30pm, at the NWU Botanical Gardens Gallery
Viewing: Mon – Fri, 10:00-16:00
Exhibition ends 2 May

For more information about the exhibition and gallery contact:
Elani Willemse
Tel: 018 299 2753
email: 20049820@nwu.ac.za.

For more information about the HumanEarth exhibition series and/or to participate, contact:
Nastasha Daniels
Artist, curator and organiser of HumanEarth exhibitions
Cell. 0788577551
Nastasha797@gmail.com

Photos of HumanEarth: Conversation

Remember about tonight's Performance and Live Art event! Let's take the conversation to a new volume.

Update: see images from the event, taken by Janet Ranson

HumanEarth: Conversation Event

Perform or come and watch

As part of the first HumanEarth exhibition showing at Wessel Snyman Creative at the moment, we're going to do a performance art event on Thursday evening from 6pm. We're still planning and arranging some of the 'acts', and anyone can take part.

As you might know already, the theme is around human interaction with nature - the ways that we either harm or help the natural environment - and the exhibition as well as event is aimed at promoting and initiating conversation and dialogue around this.

If you're interested in participating - either behind the scenes or as a performance artist, contact nastasha797@gmail.com or ecojunki@gmail.com

Viva for making things happen!!

HUMANEARTH: conversation