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Climate change art projects scale in UK

by Futures Centre, Mar 7
1 minute read

Collaborations and crowdsourcing are enabling greater reach for art projects in the UK that aim to increase engagement with climate change.

Glacier Girl started as Lizzie Farrell’s school art project, which in only a few years has developed from an Instagram account into an exhibition in Somerset House and collaborations with Vivien Westwood. Farrell takes photos that turn capitalism on its head, trying to rebrand climate change into an issue palatable and understandable to the Instagram generation.

Then there’s the Greenland Glaciers Project: a multidisciplinary venture that sent a composer, film director and poet to Greenland to be inspired and create. The crowdfunded project will result in a performance piece that will tour around UK music festivals, schools, and conferences after the premiere in May.

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