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Put it up and connect with people across the movement.

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Or a question? Put it up on the board for input.

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Pin a note to the board with your contact details.

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The Climate Art Programme: Are We COPing?

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The Climate Art Programme: Are We COPing?

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Art Collaboration with Local Glasgow Groups - Call for Collaboration

Jevgenija and I have been thinking about Glasgow and what impact, if any, would the hosting of COP26 would have on local communities. And that is why hearing you talk about The Climate Fringe was truly exciting. We want to run a creative workshop with a group of residents and an artist, and the summer leading up to COP would probably be the best time for hosting such an event. We are interested in getting in touch with residents’ groups or local NGOs that might be interested in a public art event. We are, of course, very flexible with dates and are happy to work around schedule/venues availability. I can share more details, once we’ve identified the artist and secured funding for this particular workshop."

If you would like to get involved or find out more, please email info@climateart.org.uk

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One Ocean - arts, science and data for COP26

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One Ocean - arts, science and data for COP26

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developing collaborations between arts and science on climate and our one ocean

Creative Informatics

Enabling creative individuals and organisations to explore how data can be used to drive ground-breaking innovations

This is an ongoing project in development – the first workshop, which came out of discussions at the April Arts4COP event, was hosted by Creative Informatics at Edinburgh Napier University on 28 May, in collaboration with Marine Scotland. The aim was to discuss ways in which culture could play a role in COP26 by exploring the scientific data on the theme of One Ocean, and the Climate – Ocean biodiversity nexus. It brought together a diverse and international group of around 45 artists, scientists and data specialists.

We are currently exploring ways in which we can support further explorations of marine science data through some further workshops and considering how we might frame this in the bigger context of the role of culture at COP26.

For any information or if interested, please email i.panneels@napier.ac.uk

The notes from the meeting are available here:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1A_HsAo4NT_BEuaXGrSwiyPqIsiIHLVds/view?usp=sharing