Art+Energy = Camp
Setting up our social media and website.
PHOTO CREDIT: Elizabeth Blackwell
Lessons about energy conversion efficiency.
PHOTO CREDIT: Elizabeth Blackwell
Reflecting through journal writing.
PHOTO CREDIT: Katie Henry
Approaching the Beaver Valley Nuclear Plant.
In the simulator control room at the
Beaver Valley Nuclear Plant.
The systems at Energy Innovation Center.
PHOTO CREDIT: Elizabeth Blackwell
Touring the Energy Innovation Center.
PHOTO CREDIT: Canaan Blackwell
After the tour at the Energy Innovation Center we assessed
our personal ecological footprints.
Making solar prints at CCI.
Solar panels and campers at CCI!
Heading into the greenhouse at
Chatham University's Eden Hall Campus
PHOTO CREDIT: Caleb Williams
Becoming engineers at
Chatham University's Eden Hall Campus
LAGI's Robert Ferry chatting with Terrell
PHOTO CREDIT: DaVontae Garner
Engineering solar thermal!
PHOTO CREDIT: Terrell Williams
More experiments with solar thermal!
PHOTO CREDIT: Rodney Heard
More experiments with solar thermal!
PHOTO CREDIT: Rodney Heard
Solar panels at Chatham University's Eden Hall campus.
PHOTO CREDIT: Caleb Williams
Making solar race cars at Chatham University's
Eden Hall campus.
Making solar race cars at Chatham University's
Eden Hall Campus.
Making solar race cars at Chatham University's
Eden Hall Campus.
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“At first my parents forced me to come to camp. The field trips, teachers, and experiences changed my point of view of this camp, and now I love it.”
- Canaan Blackwell
week 1!
Week 1 of Art+Energy Camp was epic! Field trips, making, energy games, climate science, green buildings, and more. We got a taste of "existing conditions" of energy generation through some fantastic field trips!
Field trips included:
- Beaver Valley Nuclear Plant
- Bruce Mansfield Coal Fired Power Plant
- Conservation Consultants, Inc. building
- Energy Innovation Center
- Chatham's Eden Hall Campus
Next week campers will start sketching their ideas for a renewable energy artwork!
A project of
Land Art Generator Initiative
Conservation Consultants, Inc.
Homewood Renaissance Association
With
Underwood Solar Future
Gerhart Engineering
with generous support from
Heinz Endowments
Google Community Grants Foundation
RK Mellon Foundation
Three Rivers Community Foundation
contact
Land Art Generator Initiative
e: lagi@landartgenerator.org
t: 412-996-4906