Climate is Culture - where creativity shapes our ecological future

Cape Farewell acts as a catalyst, producing opportunities for artists, scientists and communities to work together. By creating art founded in scientific fact, our projects highlight humanity’s destructive impact on the earth and inspire people to act towards a sustainable cultural shift.
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Our Life is Here – on now

Don’t miss our exhibition at the National Maritime Museum – featuring reflections on nuclear testing and climate change in the Marshall Islands. Exhibition runs until 14 June.

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Listen to BBC Radio 4’s Costing the Earth: Art and the Environment show featuring David Buckland
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The Environmental Refugee Holding Centre (ERHC) – a poem by Sabrina Mahfouz
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World leaders experience the Pollution Pods at the UN Climate Summit in NYC, in partnership with the WHO
Discounting the Future projected onto an iceberg
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Climate is still an emergency in the age of Covid-19
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Lemn Sissay performs his powerful piece What If?
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Marshall Islands Expedition Recap Video
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Daro Montag’s leafcutter ants – an organism in motion

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