Join UK-based and international artists, Manon Awst, Anne Duk Hee Jordan, and Victoria Pratt (Invisible Flock) as they offer their perspectives on how we can best advocate for a public art ecosystem that is locally rooted, non-extractive and joined up to climate action. What does culture-based climate action mean? And what is the potential for artist led projects to catalyse change through advocacy and campaigning?
The event was moderated by Farah Ahmed, Climate Justice Lead of Julie’s Bicycle, the pioneering not-for-profit, mobilising the arts and culture to take action on the climate crisis. The panel explored questions through the lens of their respective practices such as: What are our guiding values for culture-based climate action? And what are the challenges along the way and how do we navigate compromises?
