Gallery
Please find here the approved applications to the Social Art Award 2021 – New Greening. The open call was closed on 1 May.
The next Open Call for the Social Art Ward will be opened in 2023.
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Ode to the Seas
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Title:
Ode to the Seas
Ode to the Seas
Author:
Ana Torres
Ana Torres
Description:
Photo documentation project of a family-run fishery in Angeiras, Portugal. Nowadays, large-scale fishing industries affect not only marine conservation – water pollution, habitat degradation – but also bring up social problems, such as unfair competition for small fishing families. This project aims to raise awareness of small-scale family-run fisheries and to highlight that a fair balance between human activity in the seas and marine resources is possible. It is a matter of respect. This photographic project will culminate in an open exhibition in Vila do Conde, Portugal.
Photo documentation project of a family-run fishery in Angeiras, Portugal. Nowadays, large-scale fishing industries affect not only marine conservation – water pollution, habitat degradation – but also bring up social problems, such as unfair competition for small fishing families. This project aims to raise awareness of small-scale family-run fisheries and to highlight that a fair balance between human activity in the seas and marine resources is possible. It is a matter of respect. This photographic project will culminate in an open exhibition in Vila do Conde, Portugal.
Description:
Photo documentation project of a family-run fishery in Angeiras, Portugal. Nowadays, large-scale fishing industries affect not only marine conservation – water pollution, habitat degradation – but also bring up social problems, such as unfair competition for small fishing families. This project aims to raise awareness of small-scale family-run fisheries and to highlight that a fair balance between human activity in the seas and marine resources is possible. It is a matter of respect. This photographic project will culminate in an open exhibition in Vila do Conde, Portugal.
Photo documentation project of a family-run fishery in Angeiras, Portugal. Nowadays, large-scale fishing industries affect not only marine conservation – water pollution, habitat degradation – but also bring up social problems, such as unfair competition for small fishing families. This project aims to raise awareness of small-scale family-run fisheries and to highlight that a fair balance between human activity in the seas and marine resources is possible. It is a matter of respect. This photographic project will culminate in an open exhibition in Vila do Conde, Portugal.