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Clare Martynski
Clare Martynski
Researcher
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topic: aesthetic experience, topic: arts & climate change, topic: knowledge of climate change

A PhD researcher exploring the ways in which encounters with interactive art may offer us different ways of knowing climate change.

The ClimateCultures Archive

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Our Directory of Members

ClimateCultures is a network of over 180 artists, curators & researchers in many countries. Our Directory shows the diversity of interests, practices & works bringing creative responses to our ecological and climate crises. And there’s a sneak preview of our most recent new members below.

NEW in our Creative Showcase

We’ve launched our Creative Showcase of new or recent work from our member artists, curators & researchers: comic books Pole to Pole & The Wizard of O2, non-fiction books Carbon Choices, Living with Trees & Fifty Words for Snow, independent zine Imminent, an online Essential Ecoliteracy course, The Long Return: an essay on belonging, and novels The Wintermen III and SkySeed. Check out the full collection. 

Views from Elsewhere

  • Eco-fusion is the new normal, as native and non-native species mix together

    "Ecological novelty is now the order of the day"

  • An Evergreen and Pleasant Land?

    "Climate change is now inviting evergreen vegetation back with profound consequences for our relationship with the land."

  • The peace of wild things

    "I go and lie down where the wood drake
    rests in his beauty on the water, and the great heron feeds."

  • Mary Wollstonecraft as Environmental Prophet

    "Do not smile: I really became distressed for these fellow creatures, yet unborn.”

New in Resources

On our Links page:

  • Climate Psychology Alliance
  • The Work That Reconnects Network

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Anthropocene * Anxiety * Artists * Boundaries * Climate Change * Collaboration * Creativity * Culture * Environmental Change * Events * History * Ideas * Landscape * Literature * Loss * Meanings * Nature * Objects * Place * Poetry * Researchers * Spaces * Stories * Urgency * Visual Art

Our Latest Posts

  • Dead Kid’s Fingers & Living Soils 22nd February 2021
  • Conversations with Work That Connects 29th January 2021
  • Owned by the Wood in Winter 31st December 2020
  • Hacking the Earth 17th December 2020
  • You, Small Creatures, Big Monsters 20th November 2020

Enjoy a random post…

(Check our blog page for a larger random selection)
  • A Personal History of the Anthropocene – Three Objects #1227th April 2020

New Members

  • Asha Alexander – 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. 
  • Gloria Barnett – 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.
  • Alan Hesse – 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. 
  • Neil Kitching – 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. 
  • Tim Maslen – 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. 
  • Jennifer Mehra – 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. 
  • Lionel Playford – 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. 
  • Laura Sedgwick – 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. 
  • Robin Walter – 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. 
  • Quentin Young – 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. 

Our Authors: 2020 & 2021

These are our ClimateCultures blog authors for 2020 & 2021 so far (most recent authors in bold). For authors in previous years, see 2019, 2018 & 2017. And see our 2020 Quarantine Connection & 2021 Creative Showcase contributors too!

  • Adam Ledger
  • Anthony Bennett
  • Caroline New
  • Clare Crossman 
  • Dave Hubble
  • Deborah Tomkins
  • Indigo Moon
  • James Aldridge
  • James Murray-White
  • Jo Dacombe
  • Julia Marques
  • Julian Bishop
  • Kelvin Smith
  • Lisa Lucero
  • Margin Zheng
  • Mark Goldthorpe
  • Mirjamsvideos
  • Nick Hunt
  • Peter Reason
  • Philip Webb Gregg
  • Rob La Frenais
  • Selva Ozelli
  • Veronica Worrall
  • Yky

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