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A pile of fresh vegetables. Photo by Sven Scheuermeier on Unsplash.

What can I do about the Climate Emergency? Part 9

One of a series of articles for Exeter Cathedral’s monthly news. It’s the Feast Day of St Francis of Assisi, and I’m looking at the emotive issue of food.

Categories Environment, Published Writing Tags Climate, Covid, What can I do about the Climate Emergency? 12 January 20234 October 2020 by Clare
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Cars cars cars. Image credit Jacek Dylag on Unsplash

What can I do about the Climate Emergency? Part 8

One of a series of articles for Exeter Cathedral’s monthly news. Coronavirus has given us an opportunity to rethink how much and how we travel. We need to use it; we only have 6 months and counting to ‘save the planet’.

Categories Environment, Published Writing Tags Climate, Covid, What can I do about the Climate Emergency? 12 January 20231 July 2020 by Clare
Exhibition/Installation
Was the Feast of Candlemas linked to a volcanic eruption?

Experimenting for “Moths to a Flame”

The amazingly creative Chloe Uden from Art and Energy has made oak gall ink, so I attempted watercolour for the first time, and a Great Oak Beauty moth.

Categories Artist, Environment, Exhibition/Installation, Making Tags Art and Energy, Covid, craftivism 2 September 202522 June 2020 by Clare
Exhibition/Installation
Crystals

Fracted / Emerging

#ice #crystals #fractals #window #sky #monastery #gate #bars #tunnel #amphitheatre #grass #bowl #blue #green #light #dark #2×2 #patterns

Categories Attentiveness, Exhibition/Installation, Place, Science and Data, The internet is my gallery Tags Covid 12 January 202313 May 2020 by Clare
Published Writing
Coronavirus Earth. Image credit Miroslava Chrienova on Pixabay

What can I do about the Climate Emergency? Part 7

Part of a series of articles for Exeter Cathedral’s monthly News. Coronavirus has changed much, but it is an opportunity to reframe what we think of as ‘normal’.

Categories Environment, Published Writing Tags Climate, Covid, What can I do about the Climate Emergency? 12 January 20231 May 2020 by Clare

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Themes in my Work

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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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