Join us on-line on World Wildlife Day, March 3rd to discuss bugs. They are vulnerable globally – 40% are in decline. Both science and art offer us new ways to see them. This event considers how, through better understanding, we improve their, and our, future. Click for details.
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If you missed Place in Time, our virtual discussion event for International Landscape Day on 20th October, follow this link to the event page and you can see a recording of the event
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Theories of the Earth, 30 November 2018 Interactions between history, science and artistic practice What are theories of the earth? What do all the terms mean? Is theory useful? What is relationship between theory and practice? A number of experts involved in disciplines relevant to Theories of the Earth – art, science and environment – […]
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May 17 2019 Held at Thoresby College, Queen St, PE30 1HX, May 17, 2019, 10.30 – 6.00 Water Rising community engagement events were supported by Anglian Water’s Keep It Clear Campaign. Water Rising – art innovation change and development. Programme Globally and locally we face a changing relationship with water. We know that sea level […]
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28 October 2018 Fire and Ice: The Art of Climate Change. Conference Saturday October 28. 3-6pm. Increasingly we live in a world which has to cope with changing weather patterns, environmental shocks and disasters. Whatever the causes, and wherever the effects are felt, our responses and solutions need to be practical ones if human society […]
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Events 23 June – 16 September 2018 The events and conference programme for Regarding Nature, 23 June – 16 September 2018, was supported by a grant from the British Ecological Society Regarding Nature – Our Changing Coastline Thursday 30 August, 1.30 – 3.00 Talk and discussion: Julian Andrews, Professor of Environmental Science […]
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