Member: Nick Hunt
The inaugural issue of @emergence_zine is stunningly good, featuring work by Paul Kingsnorth, David Abram, @katieholten and others. I'm proud to have an essay appearing in the forthcoming second issue https://t.co/4WLoJ8qPfC
— Nick Hunt (@underscrutiny) April 24, 2018
Member: Ayesha Tansey & Flavia Bertram
We’re super excited to announce that we’re going to be sharing the performance and installation of #stuck, making some new work and running all sorts of activities @oncanetwork in July! #watchthisspace #play #make #theatre #art #brighton #artistinresiden… https://t.co/0HE0wQPlnv pic.twitter.com/aPohdKaMH7
— HOAX (@hoax_theatre) April 19, 2018
Member: Lola Perrin
A new initiative from @ClimateKeys gets off to a great start today with artist Isabel Pellegrino. "Art is the medium in which past & future can be depicted in a single visual frame – challenging reality & affirming innovation … something imagined that could become reality." https://t.co/PLbPLvgxYs
— ClimateCultures (@ClimateCultures) April 17, 2018
Member: Mary Woodbury
An excellent series of articles from @EcoFiction https://t.co/PV4MweEA8Y
— ClimateCultures (@ClimateCultures) April 5, 2018
Member: Ken Eklund
World Without Oil (the oil company variant), unpacked https://t.co/87OgSQw4sN
— Ken Eklund (@writerguygames) April 3, 2018
Member: Hilary jennings
'In the museum, in the ground not in the atmosphere' – Opening of the Museum of Fossil Fuels – https://t.co/0mhBbngNbq #museum2040
— Happy Museum (@HappyMuseum) March 29, 2018
Member: Mark Goldthorpe
Editor Mark Goldthorpe pleased to coauthor a short creative piece 'Creating greener narratives through environmental arts & humanities' with @khyati_tripathi in PAN https://t.co/WmE6tmU9vT Thanks to @BSUEnvHums for event that spawned it & PAN editor Geoff Berry of @clncalling1
— ClimateCultures (@ClimateCultures) March 29, 2018
Member: Laura Coleman
On the ONCA blog: @laurajcol's review of @susanpoet's Words The Turtle Taught Me – 'her poems are the beginnings of a road map, giving us something bright to hold on to amidst even the deepest of losses.'https://t.co/M2vFslhkr4
— O N C A (@ONCA_Arts) March 27, 2018
Member: Veronica Sekules
Setting up for a workshop on plastics etc with UEAs Andrew Mayes for TrashArt. Plastics are precious. We need to know more about what they can do and stop the throwaway culture #BritishScienceWeek #Plastic @simonlancaster @uniofeastanglia @DiscKingsLynn pic.twitter.com/tx3L1Dw2wD
— Groundwork Gallery (@GroundworkKL) March 23, 2018
Member: Susan Richardson
Tonight's Turtle gig @ONCAnetwork will be dedicated to the common skate. My skate poem is extinction-themed & I've been feeling such deep sadness/anger at the death of #Sudan, the last male Northern White Rhino, that a new line will be included in the poem just for him.
— Susan Richardson (@susanpoet) March 21, 2018
Member: Jennifer Leach
On this #firstdayofspring, we confront the reality of our climate #springequinox #newlife #intention #livingplanet #sacredearth @carboncoach @CCCRdg @ClimateRDG https://t.co/erQu5UFyFG pic.twitter.com/TGRr7QiEaM
— Outrider Anthems (@OutriderAnthems) March 20, 2018
Member: Robert Woodford
A rocky, remote outcrop in Scotland inspired the realisation by James Hutton that the Earth was millions of years old – and led Charles Darwin to his theory of evolution. #deeptime #siccarpoint #bighistory #geology #jameshutton https://t.co/u2MAkCW4oA
— Deep Time Walk (@deeptimewalk) March 14, 2018
Member: Nancy Campbell
"Since I can’t post a letter this far north,
I’m sending you an Arctic snowstorm,
the worst weather London’s ever known:
deep drifts resisting shovel, salt and thaw."
from The Message #DiskoBay #HeresOneIWroteEarlierhttps://t.co/V4iM8UIJy3 pic.twitter.com/OqD34sgSAj— Nancy Campbell (@nancycampbelle) March 1, 2018
Member: Chris Fremantle
Tim Collins: What is Landscape Justice and Why Does it Matter? https://t.co/T39RYruYul
— Chris Fremantle (@chrisfremantle) February 26, 2018
Member: Julien Masson
Delighted to have my latest #collage Exhibited at @StBarbeMuseum Open #exhibition #Lymington #Art pic.twitter.com/8I4UfXnQnO
— JMasson (@macuse_) February 22, 2018
Member: Sarah Thomas
In case you missed it, 'Rainfall, Fell' my creative non-fiction response to the 2015 Cumbria floods – a @FreeWordCentre commission:https://t.co/pvjo74FnhF. Here being performed in situ to audience of @UofGlasgow @DumfriesCampus, part of ongoing project to return it to the fell. pic.twitter.com/ytJUpaVT1C
— Sarah Thomas (@journeysinbtwn) February 22, 2018
Member: Adam Ledger
Think science & theatre don't mix? Think again! Where’s My Igloo Gone? This Sun @ Z-arts. Made with environmental experts & powered by imagination @TheBoneEnsemble show when we work
together – solving problems, thinking creatively – anything can happen! https://t.co/aU4pg01j4e pic.twitter.com/C6JqiEYvzg— Z-arts (@Z_arts_mcr) February 19, 2018
Member: Rebecca Chesney
A real treat in store this week as the penultimate artist's talk of this season sees @ChesneyRebecca talk through her wonderfully evocative approach to the Land – both urban and rural – how we define it, interpret it, talk about it and romanticise it.
https://t.co/F7nYZcKGvT pic.twitter.com/nzIrbQyKhm— AirSpace Gallery (@AirSpaceGallery) February 17, 2018
Member: Andrew Styan
Great write-up about my Catch Your Breath work in the local media. https://t.co/bZU2Tgwrh2 via @newcastleherald
— Andrew Styan (@atstyan) February 17, 2018
Member: Sarah Hymas
Podcast of mine: how #myopia and #poetry might lead to a Becoming-Sea #15minutes 🙂 https://t.co/jfexFLf42j
— Sarah Hymas (@sarahhymas) February 15, 2018
Member: Ruth Garde
If you fancy hearing me & a panel of actual expert speakers like @philipcball & Dame Frances Ashcroft talking about #Electricity & life, then head to @Ri_Science on 21 March! https://t.co/nRFRs0jiNw
— Ruth Garde FRSA (@ruthgarde) February 15, 2018
Member: David Thorpe
What is #oneplanet living? Watch a video of my talk at the Centre for Agroecology, Water and Resilience! https://t.co/QzNHEEJkAF @JaneBryngwyn @OnePlanetC @CalonCymruCIC @covcampus
— David Thorpe (@DavidKThorpe) February 2, 2018
Member: James Murray-White
Filming yesterday 1st interview for the 'Finding Blake' project & wonderful poet David Whyte in the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford….. pic.twitter.com/arugJQgwG6
— James Murray-White (@sky_larking) January 27, 2018