Curatorial Studio behind Designing National Park City Audio journey (#LDF20 from 18 Sept) and Non Pavilion (#LDF19) -tweets by @JustineBoussard and Sarah Turner
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What if all our materials were nutrients? Today we look at the work of design researchers aiming to MIMIC natural processes... and eliminate waste at the root. Head to insta and meet @Materiom_ and @ma_tt_er >> #EcoLensOnDesign @L_D_F >> instagram.com/p/CUFEJWloJCa
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What if the best way to start was by doing nothing? Today as part of our #EcoLensOnDesign takeover for @L_D_F, we learn to OBSERVE with @mynaturewatch >>> instagram.com/p/CT9wNlGoIMo/
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What will 2120 be like? Join artists Baum&Leahy for a free creative workshop on Sat 15 May 10.30am to explore the future of cellular biology through guided meditations. Sign up by Monday to receive your ceremonial kit >>> bit.ly/CellularSanctum (Priority to Southwark residents!)
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Plse RT! Inviting techies, makers, artists & scientists to our #London Datarama on 5 May.
With #BaumandLeahy @JustineBoussard @DominicSmith and me :)
@humancellatlas #onecellatatime
All welcome!
Info here: humancellatlas.org/datarama-…
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London friends! I'm co-organising a datarama event on 5 May with artists Baum&Leahy and @DominicSmith - join us for an informal sharing session on all things art, design, science, health and tech. Sign up and info here >>> humancellatlas.org/datarama-…
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#Peckham and #Southwark residents! *If your body was a map, what would it look like?* Join artists Baum&Leahy for a free creative art-science workshop on 11/12 March inspired by Human Cell Atlas science. Sign up by Sunday to receive your creative pack >>>> bit.ly/ourcells
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"Imagine you are 500 years in the future, curating a historical and archeological exhibition about 2020 - what would you include?"
—> Taking a #longtime view on curating with @becleach for this @ClimateMuseumUK workshop on 18 Feb. Details to sign up below!
Very excited about the Future Archeology Lab I am running with @JustineBoussard for @ClimateMuseumUK on 18 Feb.
FREE if you live/work/study in #Lewisham (Adults - 16+)
eventbrite.co.uk/e/future-ar…
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"We have seen the best, and worst, of us. I hope most of all we have started this decade seeing the deep need to not believe in quick fixes, bouncing back to how we were. We need instead a deep re-imagination and building of new futures."
@ImmyKaur on 2020
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We believe these 3 things:
✅ We must care about the future in order to preserve it.
✅ Developing longer perspectives will change the way we behave short term.
✅ Art & culture are crucial to cultivating long-term attitudes & behaviours.
More about us: thelongtimeproject.org/
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Book a free place:
Making Climate History: Future Archaeology Lab
Imagine you 500 yrs in future, curating a historical & archeological exhibition about 2020 & climate & ecological emergency – what would you include?
Thurs 10 Dec, 4.30-6.30pm. 16-21 yrs climatemuseumuk.org/2020/11/…
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Launching on the 25 November, 'For All I Care' is a brand new podcast reimagining care through the lens of art, health and science, presented by artist @nwando in collaboration with @balticgateshead. Find out more at wellcomecollection.org/pages…
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"Dùthchas" is an ancient Gaelic term, used widely in Scotland before the clearances, that describes the ecological principle of interconnectedness between people, the land, and nonhuman beings.
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The brilliant POST GROWTH exhibition at @imalorg invites us to challenge the dominant narratives about growth & progress, and explore the radical implications of a speculative economic model based on energy emitted by the Sun we-make-money-not-art.com/po… @imalorg @disnovation @baruch
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13 of 100 seconds funded.
Could your organisation catapult this project forward?
What do the UK's #NationalParks really look like?
To find out, please back and share our crowdfunding campaign to make #UKNationalParksIn100Seconds. Each second of the film will reveal 1% of what UK National Parks look like from above.
Find out more >
crowdfunder.co.uk/uk-nationa…
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Kingsland Basin & Regent’s Canal Nature Reserve in #Haggerston just won a #greenflagaward for ‘enhancing canal & Basin.. delivering many biodiversity improvements with wildlife clearly thriving’ plus ‘volunteers high frequency of litter-picking’ to create a welcoming space 💚🌍🧤 – at Hackney, London
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Do watch this.
In the museums industry we often bandy about words like ‘activism’
I don’t know of any other museum that works with so much conviction, authenticity and effectiveness @our_MoH @turtleandturtle 🙌 – at East, England
The Museum of Homelessness is itself homeless and has taken its displays onto the streets. Today is World Homeless Day - see how the museum is challenging our perceptions of living without a home #MuseumPassion
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Beautiful video by @GeProud mixing futuristic projections, #extremeweatherstories, #longtime thinking, and the human impulse to preserve our histories and traditions all wrapped up in great 3D. Check it out @ClimateMuseumUK and @LongTimeProject teams! -> vimeo.com/431806490
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Fantastic event this Saturday about long term thinking. Love the relay interview format. artangel.org.uk/longplayer/l… #CultureTakesAction
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We are in the midst of a pandemic but the climate remains in a dire state of crisis. Tomorrow is a global day of action called by young people of #FridaysForFuture With them we aim to #FightClimateInjustice See more on fridaysforfuture.org/septemb… What will you do?