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Lucy Davies

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arts leader, theatre producer

A Creative Climate Leader, and Executive Producer at London's Royal Court, Chair of London Theatre Consortium and Chair of Trustees for Clod Ensemble

NEW Feature: Environmental Keywords

ClimateCultures is working with the University of Bristol’s Centre for Environmental Humanities on a short project to explore interdisciplinary meanings of some keywords in our climate and biodiversity crisis. Our online materials complement recent workshops for researchers, community groups and creative practitioners. See our project pages for five blog posts in the series and three pages of more than 25 creative contributions from our members – including new content on ‘Environmental Transitions’. More soon!

New Members

Holly Bynoe – 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.
Samantha Clark – A visual artist and author exploring creative practice as contemplative practice, how solitude and community are entwined, and how quietness, slowness and attentiveness can be ecological.
Jason Davis – 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.
Nicky Saunter – An entrepreneurial thinker, practical activist and campaigner, and creative artist who is driven by what we can do rather than what we cannot change.
Veronica Vossen – A digital artist exploring an ecological consciousness of Earth’s aeonic timespan and the biosphere’s evolution and sustainability in the face of anthropogenic destruction and climate change.

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