Eden Project Winter Programme
This winter at Eden Cape Farewell present work by artists Beth Derbyshire, Daro Montag, Chris Levine and Max Eastley. Join us for an exquisite exploration of land, place and nation. Take part in the project Biochar and enjoy a special take on festive light and sound.
Anthem by Beth Derbyshire
14 November - 9 December 2009
Premiere: Sat 14 November, from 6.30pm
Free event to Eden visitors
Beth Derbyshire's live performance and film work Anthem, with music by acclaimed composer Ulrike Haage, premieres at the Eden Project on Saturday 14 Nov 2009, opening the Winter Season of the Cape Farewell and Eden collaboration. Presented in the Mediterranean Biome, Anthem is a trilogy of films with a powerful choral component. The work explores notions of land, place and nation. Anthem is a free event to Eden Visitors. Eden Project entry fee still applies.
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Eden Project Christmas Celebrations
Friday 4 December, 7pm to 12 midnight
Daro Montag, Chris Levine, Max Eastley, Beth Derbyshire
Eden Arts Cafe entry fee: £7
Eden celebrates Christmas at its monthly Arts Café. Cape Farewell artists, Daro Montag, Chris Levine and Max Eastley add a little spice to the evening's events. Daro Montag presents the Biochar Project. Following the spectacular and transformative light show at Eden this summer, Chris Levine and Max Eastley collaborate again to produce work of a quieter, more intimate kind. Catch one of the final screenings of Beth Derbyshire's Anthem.
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Past Events
2007 - 2009
In 2007, Cape Farewell was invited to help imagine how the Eden environment could be brought to life in new, art led and climate focussed ways. Since then, site wide sound and visual installations have been presented at Eden, offering surprising encounters and unusual experiences to the visitor. Comic and musical performances have been given in the Mediterranean Biome and an exhibition about the Cape Farewell expeditions has been shown in the Core Building. Cape Farewell aims to stimulate fresh thinking about our future and its work is central to the Eden Project’s Climate Change programmes.
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The Eden Project
Visit the Eden Project website for detailed information on how to get to the Eden Project (St Austell, Cornwall), opening hours and admission prices, disabled access and group bookings.
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Peter Hampel, Eden Project
“Eden and Cape Farewell share the desire to communicate the need for a more sympathetic relationship between humans and the planet, predicated on an understanding of the delicate balance between all that we take for granted in the name of progress and its irreversible consequences on our natural environment.”
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