Editor Mark Goldthorpe introduces the members of our growing network of artists, curators and researchers. For his introduction to how our site came about, see About ClimateCultures, and About Our Ecological & Climate Predicaments gives his personal take on the issues that ClimateCultures explores.
Welcome to the ClimateCultures Directory
All ClimateCultures members are listed here: over 150 artists, curators and researchers exploring creative responses to environmental and climate change topics. Each Member has a brief listing on this directory page and a profile page with their full biography and links to their websites, social media etc (and, if they are a ClimateCultures Author, a listing of all their posts for us); click on their name or photo in the directory listing to show their profile page.
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An artistic director interested in how art practices can bring empowering messages about climate, and a senior lecturer in Drama and Theatre Arts (University of Birmingham).
An author-illustrator, educator and conservation biologist inspired by nature's majesty and fragility and the need to protect it and who believes that education should be fun.
A photographer exploring forced migration and where will we go, as a species, when we can no longer inhabit lands we have since our beginnings.
An artist and researcher investigating melancholic myths, ecology, invisible geographies, memories, haunted landscapes and ephemerality and creatively exploring places through installation, photography, new media and performance.
An artist, teacher, environmentalist and researcher exploring how art can inspire us to change in ways that climate science has not yet been able to
A social anthropologist researching scientific, artistic, cultural and environmental histories of Brazilian landscapes, with a special interest in climate change, Anthropocene, nature and society, and imagination.
A designer and scenographer, and cofounder of Terabac and of EcoStage Pledge, an online initiative to promote sustainability amongst theatre practitioners.
A professor of Geography (Durham University), exploring how ‘climate change’ is a form of power shaping who we are and how we act in the world.
An interdisciplinary artist and project manager using walking and mapping to explore how people interact with places, drawing attention to human entanglements within a multi-species environment.
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'
An emerging new media artist whose artistic strategies for understanding natural processes reflect previous research as a metallurgist and lifelong interests in nature, photography and science.
A writer, researcher and naturalist who works on cross-artform, poetry-dance and multi-disciplinary pieces and writes poetic-studies of species in-situ, sharing compassion and attentiveness to the environment.
A visual artist in analogue and digital media, fascinated by the ways built and natural structures change over time, currently exploring the ephemeral nature of wetlands.
An artist, educator, activist and collaborator across disciplines creating events, performances and projects that invite people into enquiring relationships with each other and the land.
A journalist and admirer of all things wild, researching complex intersectional issues of climate grief, ecological justice, arts and storytelling that seek deeper understanding and meaning
A multidisciplinary artist whose work, often collaborative, is inspired by difficult contemporary and future sociological concerns surrounding issues such as food security and migration.
A reader in Ecological Linguistics (University of Gloucestershire), writer on language, reconnection with nature, the stories we live by, and founder of the International Ecolinguistics Association.
A learner and educator, heading a primary school that has embedded climate literacy and leading on climate change as Executive Leader for a global education provider
An actor, creative producer and founding member of company HOAX, who blend text, physical theatre and comedy to give voice to social and ecological issues.
An artist, teacher and storyteller creating experiences for participation with the natural environment, and training as a facilitator in deep listening and the work that reconnects.
A creater and producer of arts events that encourage sustainability and positive responses to the challenges of environmental threats and climate change.
Director of Creative Carbon Scotland, supporting the essential role of arts and culture in transformational change to a sustainable future, and a researcher exploring behaviour change.
A socially engaged artist working with Transition Northwich to develop creative actions to rethink waste and who has taught sustainable development to those struggling in school.
A photographer, filmmaker and sound artist for whom issues of climate change are implicit, mapping his surroundings using sound and vision with a variety of approaches.
A researcher in the science of global heating and climate breakdown, and a writer of non-fiction on natural hazards and climate change and of speculative and climate-related fiction, who values his contribution to climate activism above everything else.
An independent researcher and creative curator, founding Climate Museum UK as an emerging mobile kit of 'loose parts' that creatively stirs responses to the climate emergency.
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
Author of three near-future cli-fi novels and a writer of poetic/story musings, whose interests lay in reconciling with non-humans and exploring the human/creature boundaries.
A poet and prose writer with a deep interest in climate change, the Anthropocene, and the role art is playing in shaping our future.
A composer, improviser and performer who is currently focused on work with Terabac, composing songs about bugs and devising music inspired by the language of pheromones.
An interdisciplinary artist and founder of the Nomad/9 Interdisciplinary MFA, exploring resiliency through poetic intervention and pragmatic engagement, including intimate interspecies works and international educational initiatives.
A mother, grandmother, activist, environmentalist and writer, currently editing 'Blank Times' - a humorous fantasy set in a post-apocalyptic neo-fascist regime run according to Ten 'Planetary Principles'.
A poet and teacher exploring the effects of climate change, and Reader in Creative Writing at Bath Spa University.
An artist and researcher exploring eco-social wellbeing by bringing art and non-art practices together in creative practice and offering Ecoliteracy learning for the arts.
A playwright and translator whose work focuses on the intersection of science, policy, art, and climate change, and co-organizer of Climate Change Theatre Action.
A researcher and producer working across health and environments / ecologies, and creator of ecoartscotland.
A biologist with a research focus on Rewilding and an interest in applying its concepts to integrate human and ecological systems for the benefit of all.
A visual artist whose paintings using tar explore how our never-ending pursuit of materialism and wealth and corresponding quest to dominate 'savage' will be our undoing.
An artist inspired by nature and using paint, clay, fabric and natural materials to explore how we intuitively respond to nature and the environment around us.
A writer, editor, performer, project-maker and researcher exploring ways of bringing together traditional story forms and science communication with a focus on ecological wonder tales.
A poet whose subjects include landscape, environment and human activity in place, collaborating with a visual artist to explore hidden and mysterious bodies of water.
A poet with a background in theatre, collaborations with an illustrator and a songwriter, and practical and creative engagements with local landscapes and nature.
A PhD researcher exploring the ways in which encounters with interactive art may offer us different ways of knowing climate change.
An editor of Green Christian and organiser of an environment group, using films, music and poetry to communicate climate change and motivate group formation.
A Climate Ambassador with Physicians for Social Responsibility, a painter and retired research scientist who brings science into art galleries, promoting art that addresses climate change.
A writer of climate and other fiction and cofounder of a campaign to have Cli-Fi recognised as a separate genre by publishers and the book trade.
An environmental geographer interested in coastal management and nature conservation in times of a changing climate, with a current focus on the Wadden Sea coast.
An artist whose painting and drawing explores environmental change through abstracted forms, registering the effects of climate change while evoking human systems undermined by environmental realities.
A 'climate activist of the literary kind,' promoting climate activist ideas, novels and movies. Motto: "Curious, empathetic, compassionate: What we should be as human beings."
A sculptor and photographer whose time-based work often reflects scientific and environmental concerns and reveals an intrinsic bias towards process and event.
A writer and performer of work for theatre, wrestling down big ideas about the world until they're small enough for us all to swallow.
A writer of plays and children’s books who's involved in climate activism as a divestment campaigner, member of “BP or not BP?” and an occasional mermaid.
An artist and former ecologist exploring how people will be creative in a future that looks increasingly bleak, but tinged with hope that it won't be.
An independent advisor with special interest in intersections between culture and environment, coordinating the Convention on Wetlands' Culture Network and chairing the Arts & Environment Network
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.
A novelist, scriptwriter and writer of comics and graphic novels, as well as a non-fiction writer on carbon-free energy and sustainable development.
A multi-disciplinary artist and cultural activist interested in equality, diversity, inclusion, environment, climate-change and society.
A writer of long and short fiction and articles, who started writing about climate change to answer the question – ‘How, really, will it be?’
A freelance theatre director and writer, and Theatre and Performance Section Editor of It's Freezing in LA!, an inter-disciplinary magazine about Climate Change
An artist whose drawings and mixed-media textiles illustrate the visibility and invisibility of air pollution and toxic particles we can’t see but are still very present.
A researcher interested in environmental humanities, focusing on tourism discourses about nature and its ethical values.
A writer, mainly for children and young people, who is passionate about engaging people with climate change and the beauty of the natural world.
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
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.
An artist intersecting land-art, sound and visual poetry through experiences, forests, artist books, calligraphy, performance, objects and community engagement, and whose 'Eternal Forest' integrates ecological thinking.
A writer and photographer, using these to inform, educate, discuss, and make people think about the world around us and our impact upon it.
A physical theatre performer and director and founding member of HOAX, specialising in concrete pipe dreams and provocative contemporary work.
A researcher, writer, activist, fruit tree pruner and nature learning facilitator who writes about the personal and psychological dimensions of climate change and ecological collapse.
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.
A poet, playwright, essayist, broadcaster and novelist whose latest climate change work is the near-future live performance for radio re-broadcast [sic] of ‘Ireland has struck oil!‘
An artist exploring time and seasons using Cyanotype and Anthotype photographic techniques and leading heritage and environmental community arts projects through drawing, textiles and found materials
An art therapist involved in collaborative research and development on climate change and the impact of erosion through time on the physical and psychotopography of landscapes.
An actor, director, cultural entrepreneur, founder of Art Aia - Creatives In Residence, promoting environmental and biodiversity protection, inviting communities to take action on the climate emergency.
A passionate marine conservation champion, scuba diver, filmmaker, educator and children's author, whose mission is to help people of all ages understand the world of oceans.
A fine artist concerned with place and belonging, informed by the cosmology of African animism within the complex human and other-than-human networks that encompass a landscape.
An artist working with people, text, forgotten spaces and abandoned materials (human and non-human) to start unromanticised conversations about our connection to ‘nature’.
An artist, author and illustrator specialising in hand-drawn maps, interested in how creating these allows us to notice what’s important to us in our natural environment
A professor of Biology (University College London) whose research focuses on natural and cultural value and the impact of environmental change on biodiversity.
An ecopoet, author, socially engaged artist and nature educator who offers an online mentoring programme, Wild Ways to Writing, and collaborates in ecologically oriented community-wide projects.
A poet, writer, performer and musician working on tropical forests and land rights, oil extraction, biological diversity, patents on life, biofuels, climate change and much more.
An artist whose participatory work combines ecological issues with social issues, centred on engaging with people, lived experience of migration, displacement, inequalities, belonging and rural landscapes.
A freelance project manager, Director of the Happy Museum Project, investigating how the museum sector can respond to the challenge of creating a more sustainable future.
A curator, writer, educator, spiritualist and researcher interested in decolonization, ecology, ancestral practices, eco-feminism and vegetal intelligences, whose eco-social art practice focuses on regenerative healing strategies.
An independent artist, teacher and researcher interested in place seen through the lens of Felix Guattari's ecosophy, working extensively on ‘deep mapping’, other projects and publications.
A zero-waste artist, crafter and designer focused on sustainable art and using inspiration from a love for nature and culture to challenge people to rethink waste.
A queer creative, writer, artist, poet, witch, activist and founder of Creative Being, a platform and community using creativity to inspire change and amplify marginalised voices.
An artist and researcher currently working with ceremonial performances and drawing/mark making, interested in research that deepens our understanding of matter, post-materialism and immateriality.
A researcher focused on subjects that connect science and design fields and have deep critical and social impact, such as sustainability, culture, heritage and education.
A poet and critic interested in climate change, nonhuman representation and ecopoetics, whose debut poetry collection, 'Significant Other', addresses the effect of climate change on biodiversity.
A postgraduate student researching ecomusicology and ecospiritual music, and a singer and musician exploring ecological themes.
An artist using painting and cut-out compositions to deepen understanding of the fragility of life in current times, and working with communities to 'de-pollute' our minds.
A multi-media artist immersed in current social, political and scientific thinking, whose work encourages thought, conversation and action, focusing on the climate crisis and single-use plastics.
A historical geographer whose recent research touches on questions of waste, modernity and breathing in the Upper Amazon and beyond, among other relevant topics.
A writer and visual artist who has created several environmental poetry installations and collaborated on a dance–poem juxtaposing the natural world and the city in movement.
A visual artist working with people and places, whose individual and participatory practices generate practice-led research into the value of artful, embodied and place-based learning.
An interdisciplinary artist-curator, publisher and climate activist endeavouring to reveal creative patterns embodied within our symbiosis with places, environments, natural systems, and with each other.
A writer and filmmaker linking art forms to dialogue around climate issues, whose practice stretches back to theatre-making.
A poet, essayist and artist, and founder and art director of Zoomorphic, a creative hub celebrating and defending wildlife and the more than human world.
A writer using the power of story to inform and stimulate empathy, and whose trilogy on the climate crisis explores the challenges facing young people today.
A textile and environmental artist working in a wide variety of settings and communities, in conversation with people and places, for installations, exhibitions and workshops.
Director of a forum sharing personal stories about the climate crisis and a musician whose music features excerpts from people’s recorded climate stories, increasing public engagement
A researcher and curator of activist art, personally specialising in climate communication within the Anthropocene to draw attention to those suffering disproportionately from climate change impacts.
A multi-disciplinary artist using plastic to create work highlighting its impact on the environment and the vast amounts of it created, used and discarded every day.
A poet, writer, performer and storyteller whose wild work, forged in the fantastical reaches of deep imagination, brings to life new stories for our strange times.
Part of collaborative art duo Maslen & Mehra, who avoid singular engagement with sustainable narratives and tackle the complexity of economic, social and environmental issues together.
A multimedia artist creating work, installations and interventions, interested in mapping, walking, public space, sense of place, layers of history and the power of objects.
A self-taught photographer who seeks moments of grace and beauty in order to inspire others to visualize - to imagine - what our post-carbon world will look like.
An ecopoet and a non-fiction writer who seeks deeper connections to nature and to bear witness to these Anthropocene times in a way that feels true.
An artist and producer enquiring into intimate connection with humans and non-humans by embracing wildness, deep time and queering, using film, audio, text, drawing and performance.
Author of the Protectors of the Wood illustrated ecofiction adventure series, with weekly episodes and illustrations online, podcast and drama and music performance with his band.
A freelance film and performance maker using documentary to bear witness to the unique stories of people and places, identity and landscape
A composer who, since an Arctic voyage 'wake-up call' with Cape Farewell, has written two operas relating to climate change and an orchestral work, Gaia Theory.
An 'undisciplined' researcher exploring how re-presentations -- popular culture, arts, media, and scenarios -- of futures, presents and pasts shape problem formulations, expectations and action (or the lack).
A climate change dramatist, activist and communicator specialising in social and cultural aspects of climate change who has worked in the nonprofit and media sector.
A former journalist, environment reporter and tv news editor who writes poetry about eco issues and was runner-up in the 2018 Ginkgo Poetry Prize.
An artist whose works are all, in some way, related to technology and our relation with it and wishes to expand notions of what is art.
An ecologist and artist specializing in species interactions under climate change, human influence on ecological systems and solutions that protect at-risk species and promote environmental justice.
A poet, short story writer and performer, and a fledgling singer-songwriter whose first song is an offshoot from her poetry commission from Weatherfronts 2016.
Author of two cli-fi novels, 'Accidental Child' (What if we run out of water?..) and 'Providence' (... or too much water, as in sea-level rise?).
An interdisciplinary performance maker and researcher exploring how artistic practices can strengthen relationships with the natural world and engage emotions in our climate and ecological crises.
An environmentalist and anti-capitalist writing fiction about climate change as inheritance in a classic Gothic setting.
A composer interested in ritual and collective expression as a way of responding to climate change, using poetry to connect the issues with the human condition.
An artist and PhD student using the life cycles and movements of moths to investigate how we can reconnect with the other-than-human through materials and making.
A visual artist working on the intersection of sculpture, jewellery, and performance, exploring dystopian narratives that engage with environmental issues including the depletion of natural resources.
A social researcher, community organiser, teacher and ecosocial designer passionate about social and cultural transformation in relation to the existential risks humanity faces.
A prose and poetry writer presenting imaginative perspectives on the climate crisis, and encouraging book people to change what they do and how they do it.
An artist whose immersive what-if storymaking games explore real-world issues through collaborative play to bring possible futures into clearer focus, and imagine positive action
Convener of the Anthropocene Transitions Program at UTS Business School, Sydney, stimulating transformations for the challenges of an age of radical uncertainty and existential crisis.
An expedition guide who has worked in conservation, experienced biodiversity loss and climate change through travel and reaches people through writing, with his eco-fiction novel, Stonechild.
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.
A researcher helping arts and cultural organisations to improve their environmental and energy management and understand their inter-dependencies and relationships with natural and human made systems.
A writer and artist who cares for rescued wild animals in Bolivia and founder of ONCA, an arts charity bridging social and environmental justice with creativity.
An ecological artist and researcher connecting people with ecology through community projects and outdoor art workshops to inform more creative and sustainable ways to live.
An experienced producer combining climate concerns with theatre, looking to take sustainability lessons and practices from the subsidised theatre sector to the industry's more commercial elements.
A contemporary artist who investigates the ephemeral nature of life through nature-based metaphors and considers humanity’s relationship with the natural world, and notions of the ‘ruin’.
An environmental artist making temporary works in the landscape as a way of re-connecting with life’s endless processes and essential unity and sharing this with others.
A landscape artist engaged with the here-and-now of the weather-world and with poetic ideas about our evolving relationship with nature, often working outdoors with others.
A professor of Anthropology focusing on how Maya and other societies dealt with climate change: the emergence and demise of political power, ritual and water management.
A poet, research student and sci-art practitioner, interested in practitioner-led discourse and new collaborations to take her Rachel Carson-focused work to events, festivals and conferences.
A composer, pianist and collaborator on keyboard conversations about climate change with economists, lawyers, scientists, artists and other thinkers across the world.
A visual artist exploring themes of childhood, place and belonging, whose participatory practice and responsive processes aim to help people think imaginatively with themselves and others.
A Creative Climate Leader, and Executive Producer at London's Royal Court, Chair of London Theatre Consortium and Chair of Trustees for Clod Ensemble
An artist who examines acoustic ecology through field recording, digital illustration, performance and printmaking, to interpret bird vocalisations, celebrate nature and promote wildlife conservation.
An artist, social sculpture practitioner and educator/facilitator investigating relationships between humans and nature through a creative process that uses inspiration from mycelium to initiate dialogue
An assistant professor in Politics and International Studies (Warwick University) whose research explores ethical theory in the context of apocalyptic narratives of climate change.
An image-maker, curator, and educator working predominantly with photographic-based mediums to explore our precarious relationship to the natural world.
A philosopher, artist, awakener, and spiritual intellectual, formally studying music and mathematics, informally learning voraciously about our world in transformation, involved in actions promoting climate justice.
A scholar in English Linguistics and Translation whose research includes political and environmental discourse, with a focus on ideology, and who is also a cycling advocate.
An independent researcher, project and events manager, and writer on environmental and climate change issues - investigating, supporting and delivering cultural and creative responses.
A vicar of a remote rural parish, exploring how communities can become resilient and sustainable in the face of climate change.
A dance artist, podcaster, climate and social justice activist, exploring ways to integrate these values and appreciation for nature, and more human approaches to climate conversations.
A human geographer interested in the contemporary politics of climate change, how future atmospheres are imagined, constructed, represented and contested and historical geographies of environmental knowledge-making.
An abstract artist and painter whose work addresses the anoxic in relation to human responsibility and far-reaching ecological scenarios impacting the ocean.
A fiction writer, researcher and curator of websites exploring ecology in fiction and providing ecoliterature resources for writers.
A mixed media artist and Integrative Arts Psychotherapist, working in multi dimensions through digital photography, collage, clay, sculpture, video and ritual, whose art explores environmental themes
A visual artist, writer and essayist whose work's central question is what ecological recovery requires of us, faced with anthropogenic mass-extinction.
An environmental change & sustainability researcher interested in environmental archaeology and public engagement, working on a theatre project to explore climate change's disruption of everyday lives.
An artist who seeks to incorporate art with climate change data, and whose work in encaustic medium, glass paint, oils and acrylics includes 'Our Changing Planet'.
A retired drama teacher and writer of short stories, plays and haiku on nature -- and 'rebel haiku' on post-it notes left in significant sites, usually supermarkets.
A writer, musician and photographer, with a regular column on climate change, whose novel, New Clone City (2018), features environmental themes in an urban setting.
A photographer who examines the interactions of landscapes, nature and industrial society, questioning the romantic mythology of national parks as areas of wilderness and natural beauty.
An artist, enabler and curator exploring the question of how are we part of the ecology, yet see ourselves as outside of it?
A video artist documenting little wonders that come our way and the pure beauty of daily life, which is all dances of subtle change over time.
An artist whose practice reconnects the human body with nature in the context of our synthetic tech-driven environments and deteriorating relationship with the natural environment.
An ecoscenographer, community artist, ethical textile accessories crafter, and body painter, with a strong interest in social and ecological conscious design.
A researcher, coach, facilitator and consultant with cultural, arts and heritage organisations, specialising in creative nature-based and mindfulness-based approaches.
A writer and book artist interested in polar regions and water conservation: Royal Geographical Society's 2020 Ness Award for her books on culture and climate change.
A geographer and energy specialist who has witnessed climate change's creeping effects and whose book Carbon Choices addresses common-sense solutions to our climate and nature crises.
A designer, maker and facilitator whose sculptural work investigates change over time, highlighting the issues of plastic pollution and climate change through objects that seem insignificant.
A media professional who has set up The ClimateMedia Net to encourage writers, producers and commissioning editors to develop popular content on climate change.
A poet whose collections 'The Farewell Glacier' and 'Out of Range' explore the Arctic and climate change through human/non-human voices, and the impact of 'Generation Anthropocene'.
A fiction and non-fiction writer and editor for the Dark Mountain network of writers, artists and thinkers who've stopped believing the stories our civilisation tells itself.
An entrepreneurial thinker, practical activist and campaigner, and creative artist who is driven by what we can do rather than what we cannot change.
An organiser for Cambridge Carbon Footprint, especially interested in increasing understanding of and demonstrating the circular economy.
A legal researcher in EU and international environmental law whose PhD addresses regulation of light pollution, interested in synergies between environmental law, creative practice and sciences.
An artist using photography in its broadest sense - analogue and digital process, natural materials and camera-less methods of image making - to explore our relationship to nature.
A set and costume designer focusing on sustainability, heritage crafts and social history, and associate artist with Art Rise Up, a group merging art and activism.
An educator and researcher networking with artists and scientists on climate change and currently writing climate fiction in an effort to make climate science more accessible.
A renewable energy technologies expert, leading the Zero Carbon Britain research at the Centre for Alternative Technology.
An animist farmer and author whose artistic interests include the courtship of landscapes for food and seed and translating animist thought into the language of physics.
A performance maker whose dance, music, ritual and writing deal with love, neglect of body, destruction of environment and atrophy of soul in consumerist society.
A writer linking the tradition of nature writing with the ecological crisis of our times, drawing on scientific, ecological, philosophical and spiritual sources and participatory perspectives.
A writer of ephemeral things for beautiful places, exploring the disconnect between human nature and nature nature, and grappling with themes of faith, folklore and narratology.
A professional, bridging the science-policy-practice divide, with 30 years experience in intercultural dialogue in environment and climate change, and an amateur theatre director for community conservation.
A writer, climate communicator and emerging comic creator working creatively as a storyteller with the aim of reaching mainstream audiences on the issue of climate change.
A prizewinning poet, former professional actor and semi-retired psychotherapist, whose nature-inspired poems also reflect otherness, longing for the wild self and facing our destruction of it.
An artist and PhD candidate addressing the Anthropocene through art-based practice in contemporary painting and adopting an intimate, tactile, sensitive mode of painting everyday objects.
A bilingual writer and activist whose works include eco-disaster novel The Butterfly Effect and has worked with international NGOs and the UN Commission on Sustainable Development.
An architect and painter whose work explores human nature and expands our curiosity and imagination to better connect, understand and adapt to our technologically changing world.
A visual artist interested in the relationship between humans and nature, how we perceive, romanticise and translate the landscape and our influence on the environment.
An Istanbul-based artist using mixed media - paint, photographs, graphics - to expand our curiosity and imagination so we better connect, understand and adapt to our ever-changing world.
An academic and artist exploring global environmental change and provisionality in architectural thinking and practice, who convenes the Culture and Climate Change research and engagement framework.
A freelance writer, oral historian and community engagement worker now very much focused on writing about climate change in an accessible way, through comedy and documentary.
A writer exploring the world through short stories, novels, poetry and non-fiction, who sees climate change as potentially existential for fellow travellers on planet Earth.
An independent contemporary art curator, working internationally and creatively with artists entirely on original commissions, directly engaged with the artist’s working process as far as possible.
A journalist, critic and academic writing on culture, climate change and the environment, with a recent focus on the relational sense of place in the Anthropocene.
An artist creating interactive musical work on planetary boundaries and Director of the Deep Time Walk project.
A forester and writer of nonfiction and poetic work on trees and the changes needed in the British landscape to deal with climate and ecological emergencies.
An artist who uses photography in a search for illumination, playing out the metaphysical question of just how little light is required to dispel darkness.
A journalist, publisher of an online community newspaper, photographer and writer of novels, plays and short stories that address the human condition and serious environmental issues
An historian of air studying how humans have tried to understand the atmosphere, working with media and museums to tell compelling stories grounded in archival documents.
An artist with a passion for art education and raising environmental awareness, working with a range of media to create site-specific land art, installations and sculpture.
I am a curator, creative producer and writer with a passion for telling stories about the human condition by bringing together art, the humanities and science.
A researching, collaborating, exhibiting artist and curator, using video, drawing, performance, sculpture and narrative that interweave fact and fiction to explore possible sustainable futures.
A writer, artist and educator, producing picture books, a novel and songs, with a background teaching and facilitating arts and sustainability with schools and communities.
A writer, editor and researcher exploring creative ways to encourage regenerative living.
A visual artist and author exploring how quietness, slowness and attentiveness can be ecological.
A writer and historian of science interested in how narrative can create a bridge between people who hold different values about climate change.
