WorthAttention - Past Events - things worth attention based on the theories and ideas of Goethe, Steiner and Beuys

Being Human: Goethe, Schiller, and German Idealism

Place:	California Institute of Integral Studies, San Francisco
Start Date:	Friday 11, November 2011
End Date:	Friday 11, November 2011
Time:	7.30pm
Price:	Free

Exploring ‘humanness’ in modern western consciousness. Goethe, Schiller, and German Idealism

Evolving the Future Nature in the Human Being... The Human Being in Nature.

Place:	Hawthorne Valley Waldorf School, Ghent, NY
Start Date:	Friday 11, November 2011
End Date:	Sunday 13, November 2011
Time:	Friday, November 11, 2011 at 6:00 PM - Sunday, November 13, 2011 at 1:00 PM
Price:	There will be a time at the end of this event to make financial contributions to support TOW’s future events

This will be a conference of presentations, discussions and guided activities. Presenters: Craig Holdrege of the Nature Institute & Ethan Rolandof Appleseed Permaculture

Art Lunchtime Talk: Creation Myth

Place:	National Museum Cardiff, Cardiff, UK
Start Date:	Friday 11, November 2011
End Date:	Friday 11, November 2011
Time:	1.05pm
Price:	Free, booking essential.

Prof André Stitt takes us on a personal journey through the work of Joseph Beuys, discussing the cult and mythology of performance art and their relationship to his own arts practice.

Panel Discussion: Retracing the Spiral - Beuys and the National Eisteddfod 1977

Place:	National Museum Cardiff, Cardiff, UK
Start Date:	Thursday 10, November 2011
End Date:	Thursday 10, November 2011
Time:	2.00 - 4.00 pm
Price:	Free

Scheduled to complement a touring exhibition of work by Joseph Beuys from the ARTIST ROOMS collection and

The Future of Agriculture - A Biodynamic Approach

Place:	Emerson College, Sussex
Start Date:	Thursday 10, November 2011
End Date:	Thursday 13, October 2011
Time:
Price:	£150 for the three days including food

With a dynamic mix of keynote speakers, workshops on topical biodynamic issues and " world cafe" discussion space, this conference will be of great interest to farmers and growers (young and old) working within the organic/ biodynamic and wider sustainable movement.