Coton Hill Allotments
Stretching canvases to start the week, and there is no day that cannot be improved by The Beat... "what a joy, what a joyful sound" #standownmargaret #riprankingroger #artiststudio #todayslistening
@cinderloo1821 and @random_segment teamed up this week for Andy's socially distanced light and sound show performed live to commemorate the 200th anniversary of Tom Palin's hanging at the Dana Prison. It builds on fantastic research into the descendants of the 11 men killed or charged following the Cinderloo Uprising. Visit the cinderloo.com website to find out how to take part in the public event we are planning with Andy McKeown for Autumn in Telford - we need your support. Also you can see a video of this week's event and family history research
Delighted to have an article published on ClimateCultures (link in bio) on the Personal History of the Anthropocene - Three Objects. Charting material flows through time in the fragmentary stories of slipware pottery, a bitumen tanker and an acorn ... but what an acorn.
"...activism isn't necessarily oppositional...this means the undoing of a huge dichotomy, a huge cultural war, and a reinvention of how change works. For all of us it represents a new kind of activism in which coalitions can be based on what wildly different groups have in common and differences can be set aside..." Rebecca Solnit, Hope in the Dark
Really enjoyed talking about the #mossesandmarshes project in the Future of Wetlands webinar last night with Robert Duff of Natural England and Dave Pritchard and an audience of well over 100. If you missed it, then there'll be a recording uploaded soon on the @ciwem YouTube channel link from CIWEM.org/events.
Diverse research into the intangible values of wetlands
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