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This is the complete ClimateCultures blog archive of Members’ Posts so far.

For members’ posts for 2021 so far, see here.
For Members’ Posts for 2020, see here.
For Members’ Posts for 2019, see here.
For Members’ Posts for 2018, see here.
For Members Posts for 2017 see here.
To explore Members’ Posts by category, see here.

NEW in our Creative Showcase

The latest feature of recent work from our members is Art of Shading the Sun, a poetic film from artist Evgenia Emets that speaks from the perspective of the land 100 years in the future. Explore this, and Remember, a collaboration between composer Stanley Grill with choreographer and dancer Mariko Endo that serves as a reminder that we are by nature part of the earth and over a dozen other works: fiction, nonfiction, memoir, poetry, comic books, courses, zines and more.

New Members

David de la Haye – A musician, field-recordist and sound technician with a passion for exploring underwater soundscapes to raise biodiversity awareness and support the cultural value of aquatic spaces.
Gabi Brown – A folk-pop musician, producer, community musician and facilitator, working on the joy found in activism, imagining climate-balanced futures and concern for the liveability of our planet.
Kim Goldsmith – An artist exploring layers of nuance, complexity and hidden elements to present rural, regional and remote landscapes and communities in ways that make the familiar, unfamiliar.
Briony Latter – A climate change researcher who focuses on communication, public engagement and understanding UK university and research culture and practices in the context of the climate emergency.

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