Art Exhibition: Creative Perspectives on the Climate Emergency
Artists Jyn-San Tsang, Chi-Yien Snow, Parys Gardner, Cai Barton, Frances Daws
Richmond Building, 105 Queens Road, Clifton, BS8 1LN
A display of artworks inspired by conversations and research around climate change and a unique opportunity to meet the artists.
Art can be a powerful way to convey different perspectives and understand our changing planet. Cabot Institute for the Environment recently worked with some amazing Bristol-based artists who created thought-provoking and impactful artworks inspired by conversations and research around the climate and ecological emergencies.
This event celebrates those collaborations and offers a unique opportunity to see the art displayed, meet the artists and hear about their experiences in creating the work.
Joining us on the day are artists:
- Chi-Yien Snow
- Parys Gardner
- Cai Burton
- Jyn-San Tsang
- Frances Daws
Want to find out how to work with artists? Hear their experience interpreting environmental research through art? Have conversations about the climate and ecological emergencies from different perspectives? There will be opportunities for conversations as well as space for contemplation while viewing the artwork.
This event is part of the University of Bristol Climate Emergency Day of Action. Everyone welcome. This is a public event. Come along any time between 11 am and 3 pm on the day.
Register for your free ticket: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/309314597287
The artworks featured in this exhibition were created during Cabot Conversations; when ten local artists were each invited to create an artwork in response to a conversation around climate change. Listen to the conversations and see the artworks taking shape: https://www.bristol.ac.uk/cabot/conversations/
Contact information
cabot-enquiries@bristol.ac.uk
