Cape Farewell brings artists, scientists and communicators together to stimulate ideas and the production of art founded in scientific research. Next week Southbank Centre hosts free events engaging artists, architects and scientists in discussion about climate change and showcasing creative work in response to questions of sustainability.
Cape Farewell collaborates with a series of partners including Camberwell, Chelsea and Wimbledon Colleges on some inspiring walks, the Expeditions by the Dollis Brook Route, three walks starting out from each of the colleges will visit rarely seen areas of London on foot converging at Southbank Centre at 4pm on Saturday January 30th.
While London College of Fashion's Centre for Sustainable Fashion showcases work from its MA Fashion and the Environment and Fashioning the Future 2009.
Shift Encounters
Sunley Pavilion, Tuesday 26 January
Join a panel of architects in discussion about the creative process of engaging with climate change and how to envision and build a sustainable future.
Weston Pavilion, Wednesday 27 January 2010
Join climate scientists in discussion about the role of culture and art in helping to communicate the work and findings from the science community.
Weston Pavilion, Thursday 28 January 2010
Join artists in discussion about the creative process of engaging with climate change and the role of the artist in relation to the most defining issue of our generation.
Royal Festival Hall
Cape Farewell In-Site
Thursday 28 January 2010 - Saturday 30 January 2010
Projected onto external walls of the Southbank Centre buildings, Cape Farewell presents some of the work made
Friday 29 January, Comedian Marcus Brigstocke, a seasoned Cape Farewell voyager introduces some very special guests in a night of comedy and music uniting against climate change.
Find out more
Tickets are on sale and available to buy from the Southbank Centre website. They're selling fast so get in quick - the ideal CO2 Zero gift!
Buy SHIFT tickets
http://www.capefarewell.com/art/exhibitions/shift-festival.html
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