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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.
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For Members’ Posts for 2019, see here.
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For Members Posts for 2017 see here.
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NEW in our Creative Showcase

The latest feature of recent work from our members are Art London at Net Zero Festival London: artist Selva Ozelli’s digital show the road to COP26; Changeling: Julian Bishop‘s poem asking how would the climate feel being messed around in this way; and Trinity, Oliver Raymond-Barker’s artist book combining camera obscura images with commissioned texts, to offer complex, interconnected narratives of land and histories. Explore our showcase of fiction, nonfiction, memoir, poetry, comic books, courses, zines and more.

New Members

Eric Nicholson – A former art teacher whose poetry and visual art are inspired by his interests in nature and awareness of the climate catastrophe and his Buddhist practice.
Andrew Saito – A writer and educator on ecological and cultural diversity, who has worked with Mayan artists in Guatemala, productions including ‘Stegosaurus (or) Three Cheers for Climate Change’.
Eva Strautmann – An artist, author and lecturer exploring the question of ecological relationships through themes of nature and animals, physicality and abstraction, with recent exhibitions on climate change.

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