Here are our posts so far for 2023, from ClimateCultures members: Claire Atherton, Paul Feather, Beckie Leach, Giovanni Enrico Morassutti, Genevieve Rudd and Nicky Saunter
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March 2023
Create the Future – Creatives in Residence for Climate Change
by Giovanni Enrico Morassutti
20 March 2023
Challenges of Creative Engagement
1,800 words: estimated reading time = 7 minutes
Actor, director and cultural entrepreneur, Giovanni Enrico Morassutti shared case studies of creatives in residence, of climate theatre and community engagement with an international conference, exploring strategies for encouraging cross-disciplinary projects to address the biodiversity and climate crisis.
Ecoart Case Studies – Theory into Practice
by Claire Atherton, Beckie Leach, Genevieve Rudd and Nicky Saunter
2 March 2023
Conversations / Review
2,000 words: estimated reading time = 8 minutes + optional 18-minute video
In the second of three collaborative posts reviewing Ecoart in Action, artists Claire Atherton, Beckie Leach, Genevieve Rudd and Nicky Saunter find plenty to discuss in a sample of the book’s rich collection of international ecoart case studies.
February 2023
Super Wicked Problem – or, the Crisis Formerly Known as Climate
by Paul Feather
7 February 2023
Cultural Change
2,000 words: approx reading time = 8 minutes
Farmer and author Paul Feather seeks the meaning of our planetary crisis, and names that can reflect its super wicked nature, in local spaces of resistance that serve as the wombs from which deeper understanding will be born.
January 2023
Ecoart Activities – Working With Place & People
by Claire Atherton, Beckie Leach, Genevieve Rudd and Nicky Saunter
10 January 2023
Conversations / Review
2,900 words: estimated reading time = 11 minutes + optional: up to 26 mins video clips
Artists Claire Atherton, Beckie Leach, Genevieve Rudd and Nicky Saunter have joined up to review Ecoart in Action: Activities, Case Studies and Provocations for Classrooms and Communities. This first of three collaborative posts samples the guide’s ecoart activities.