First pop-up of Climate Museum UK
That’s a wrap for the first pop-up of Climate Museum UK! It was a trial run, and all the parts are just prototypes. We made lots of mistakes, found out […]
The Next Ten Years
Scientists have warned that we have only about 12 years to cut global emissions in half, and that doing so will require a worldwide mobilisation on the scale of WW2. […]
Greening our work
Yes, I’ve been active and vocal about the planetary emergency for as long as I can remember. But I’ve never been very strong on environmental management of one’s work and […]
Framing reframed
I’ve just caught up with PIRC’s brilliant resource on ‘How do we frame our way out of this mess?’ They asked over 200 campaigners what they’re up against, analysed the trends […]
Dark Mountain art call
I’m delighted to have been asked to take on the role of visual art editor for the next edition of the Dark Mountain journal (or book series). Dark Mountain project […]
Four dimensions of environmental wellbeing
If you’re involved in, or interested in, health and wellbeing, how do you think about the environment? This is an attempt to map the four different ways that I think […]
Collapse Denial and Deep Adaptation
I came across the latest thinking of Jem Bendell, around Deep Adaptation, when I met up with Lauren Healey in the Spring. She was working on this enquiry by the […]
As the world burns you have a choice
“Anything else you’re interested in is not going to happen if you can’t breathe the air and drink the water. Don’t sit this one out. Do something. You are by […]
What’s to come
Yesterday I was at NESTA’s Future Fest, the theme of which was ‘Occupy the Future’. I was happy that the programme included a bit of heritage occupying the future, and […]
Unsafe ideas
Reblogged from Climate Museum UK Tristram Hunt, Director of the V&A and former Labour MP/Shadow Minister, has written a piece for the Art Newspaper, responding to protests about the Museum’s acquisition […]
