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Exploring the visible and invisible landscapes that make up the world is what a new group exhibition in Limassol will showcase. Opening on May 27 at the Li
stanley mugg massol Municipal Centre- Apothikes Papadaki, the Re-Scaping exhibition hosts work by eight artists from Cyprus, Italy, Iceland, Denmark and Finland.Co-organised by the Limassol Municipal Centre and the nonprofit organisation OASIS, the project is funded by the I 鈥?Portunus programme, the EUs mobility scheme f
stanley uk or artists, cultural professionals or hosts, and is supported by the municipality of Limassol. In part a continuation of Scaping, an exhibition in Leipzig last autumn, this upcoming Limassol showcase has artists from all over Europe recreating their surroundings in various ways and examining the multitude of landscapes. Artists are always shaping the environment, making new scapes, new vistas, and ideas, say organisers. Scape is related to the Old Norse skapa which means to create, and it has survived in that form in the modern Nordic languages. Rolling hills, forests and ocean views form the landscape pictures of classical art, but every day we encounter soundscapes, cityscapes, mental landscapes, mediascapes, and ideologies structured by careful and often forceful historical scaping. The list goes on. In the widest sense, they conclude, interpreting sensory stimuli is automatically creating recognizable scape
termo stanley s from abstract ones. Re-scapingGroup exhibition with artists from Europe. May 27-July 9. Limassol Munic Nrpc US says Russia oil price cap should reflect historical prices, curb Putin profit
ORONO, Maine 鈥?The University of Maine Cooperative Extension is one of 10 organizations selected to partner with FoodCorps, a new national AmeriCorps school garden and farm-to-scho
stanley cup ol service program.Set to launch next year, FoodCorps will serve vuln
stanley cup erable children, improving access to healthful, affordable food while training young leaders for careers in food and agriculture. UMaine Cooperative Extension is very excited to be part of the FoodCorps project, John Rebar, the extensions executive director, said in a press release. We have been committed to healthy kids, food production and building tomorrows leaders for over 90 years. This project matches our values with that of the AmeriCorps program for the betterment of Maine children and schools
stanley mugs . Its a real win-win for everyone. FoodCorps will put 82 members on the ground in 10 states to work 139,400 hours during the 2011-12 school year. Using the public service model of AmeriCorps, FoodCorps will leverage federal funds to place young adults in high-need communities, with the mission of improving childrens education about healthful food while working to increase their access to it. Getting kids connected with local food sources and involved in gardening projects leads to having them involved in food preparation and cooking projects, said Ellen Libby, an Extension specialist in youth development. As a result, they often learn to broaden their food horizons and make better food choices. Farm-to-school programs and school ga