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Environmental artist J Henry Fair captures the beauty and destruction of industrial sites to illustrate the hidden impacts of the things we buy â the polluted air, destroyed habitats and the invisible carbon heating the planet
Christmas consumerism undoubtedly fuels sweatshop labour, but to place blame on consumers is misguided, landing us in the old trap of blaming individuals for a problem ultimately systemic
Human Rights Actors Callout
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Boycotts have failed. Our clothes are being made in ways that advocacy campaigns canât affect and in places they canât reach. So how are we going to stop sweatshops now?
It's time of year, be aware of what you buy. It looks good on you, or does it for people who made it? For the environment?
The truth
âdismantledâ Playreading at Footscray Community Arts Centre 9 November 2016Â
We are calling on brands to publish their list of supplier factories and audit reports. Brands should disclose the names and addresses of supplier facilities, on an annual basis or more frequently, including also subcontracted suppliers and labour agents managing homeworkers.
Summary of a Twitter conversation with Emerging Cultural Leaders Alex TĂĄlamo, Fia Hamid-Walker and ECL alumni, FCAC Associate Producer Rani Pramesti.
If you missed out on our #ECL2016 twitter conversation yesterday, FCAC has it wrapped up for you here
Getting ready for #ECL2016 Footscray Community Arts Centre
A new study shows that global trade doesnât always mean poor working conditions.
ECL/Blaksteam learnt how to work with new digital media
Meet our writer and producer http://footscrayarts.com/profile/fia-hamid-walker/
Fia Hamid-Walker is an emerging Indonesian-Australian artist based in Melbourne. Her interests in literature materialised when she studied Indonesian and Malay literatures in School. Fia was involved in a student theatre in Indonesia in the post Suharto era, where she learnt the importance of community based theatre to communicate and facilitate political and social changes.
Her arts practice focuses on raising awareness and challenging the misuse of the word âcommon senseâ in topics such as ethical consumerism and environmental ethics. Her art projects explore the cause-and-effect of our everyday activities. They expose the exploitation involved and the negative impacts of those activities on the affected communitiesâ loss of respect and human dignity.
Get acquainted with the 2016 Emerging Cultural Leaders (ECL). After six months of mentorship and creative development, we showcase the skills, stories and insights of people forming the future of our creative industries. Meet your peers â the producers, collaborators, artists and audiences â sharing fresh ideas for engaging with contemporary arts and community and cultural WHEN: Wednesday 9 November, 6pm â 9pm VENUE: FCAC Performance Space COST: Free http://footscrayarts.com/event/ecl-industry-showcase-2016/