Working sustainably / Durabilité
- How to be an eco-friendly artist
This article is relevant for those in painting and pigment-based practices. - Going green: environmentally friendly practices for artists
This article focuses on safe practices for working with oil and acrylic paints. - Using the Resources at Hand: Sustainable Exhibition Design
This resource was designed to help people think about eco-friendly options in designing exhibitions. The booklet offers tips for low-carbon design, outlines resources in the community, and includes information on borrowing and sharing resources and materials so that we can reduce and reuse. A project by the Center for Sustainable Curating. - Sustainable Concordia’s community guide
This community guide was revised in 2015 and is available for download as a PDF file. - Sustainable Concordia’s sustainable event guide
This guide is available for download as a PDF file. - Trousse sur les pratiques écoresponsables en danse par le Regroupement québécois de la danse (RQD)
A toolkit for sustainable dance practices by the RQD (Regroupement québécois de la danse).
- Écoscéno
The Écoscéno Mission is to reduce the environmental impact of cultural production by providing tools and assistance to actors in the field while promoting eco-conception, mutualization, and reuse of objects and materials within the arts sector. - CUCCR
Concordia University’s Center for Creative Reuse is dedicated to diverting materials from inside Concordia’s waste-stream and offering them to the general community free of cost. Membership is offered for those interested in using the used material depot, shed and tool library. - Sustainable Concordia Resource Library
The Sustainability Resource Library is a free library that is committed to fulfilling the Sustainable Concordia mandate, which aims to promote ecological health, social justice, and economic equality.