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“Particulart” goes to Oxfordshire part 2

A month ago, Particulart was in Wallingford, featuring in Oxfordshire Artweeks.

This weekend, there are going to be not one… not two… but yes OK two Particulart events in Oxford as part of Low Carbon Oxford Week, and they’re both brand new exhibitions and both FREE!!

LCO_Week_A4“Greenhouse Effect”…

…is happening from 11:00 am – 4:00 pm on Saturday 18th June in Bury Knowle Park, Headington. As the poster says…

Human activity, and resulting emissions of carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, are increasingly changing the Earth’s climate and our weather.

Come to Bury Knowle Park for a family trip out, and happen across a whole new way of seeing climate change! Explore the greenhouse and knit your own carbon dioxide molecule.

18th June is also World-Wide Knit in Public Day. Bring your knitting and other yarn-based activities, have a picnic, and join in.

Anyone who wants to volunteer a bit of time would be more than welcome. Waitrose next door are kindly providing volunteer refreshments. Please get in touch.

“Exhausted”…

…is from 11:00 am – 4:00 pm on Sunday 19th June at Magdalen College School. And the blurb…

The scandal over Volkswagen’s cheating over exhaust emissions testing has disappeared from the news, but the scandal over exhaust fumes and poor air quality in our cities remains.

Air pollution as you’ve never seen it before! Children of all ages can make their own exhaust fumes!

“Exhausted” is also featuring alongside Test Drive the Future in association with Oxford Festival of the Arts, with the support of BMW North Oxford.

Categories Environment, Making, News, Particulart, Public Engagement, Science and Data Tags Climate, craftivism
“Freefall Climate Graffiti” in Reconnect magazine
“Particulart: Greenhouse Effect” at Low Carbon Oxford Week
2 September 202514 June 2016 by Clare

About the Art

  • "Particulart" (2014-16)

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  • Uncut Poets, March 2026
  • “Gaza 3-6-5”

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Artist Projects

  • “Free Art Friday Exeter” (2015-18)
  • “Freefall Climate Graffiti” (2016)
  • “Ghost Bees” (2016)
  • “Green|Blue” (2016-17)
  • “Listening to Silent Spring” (2018-19)
  • “Little colouring books of climate mindfulness” (2016-17)
  • “Particulart” (2014-16)
  • “Soul Cube” (2015)
  • “The internet is my gallery” (2015-23)
  • “Touch:Triptych” (2013)
  • “Working with Gold: Art in St Loyes” (2013,17-19)
  • The Turnip Prize (2016-19)
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