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“Cape Farewell, a wedding of art and science, to heal the earth’s divorce.”

Yann Martel
young people at a creative workshop
Cape Farewell’s Uummannaq Day at Southbank Centre, 2009. Photo: Nathan Gallagher.
young person performs in front of an arctic projection
Cynthia Hopkins, This Clement World, 2012/4
exhibition installation view
Mona Hatoum, Hot Spot, 2006. Installation view, Royal Academy of Arts, London, 2009.
man in black stands in front of a glacier
Lemn Sissay photographed during Cape Farewell’s 2008 Disko Bay expedition. Photo by Nathan Gallagher.
exhibition installation view
Ackroyd & Harvey, Stranded, 2005–2006. Installation view, Miraikan, Tokyo, 2008. Photo by Kathy Barber.
audiences during Cape Farewell's Late at Tate
Ian McEwan reads an extract of his book Solar, for Cape Farewell’s Late at Tate at Tate Britain, February 2009.
musicians on stage
Robyn Hitchcock playing together with KT Tunstall, Graham Coxon and Kathryn Williams at SHIFT’s Maritime Evening. Photo by Nathan Gallagher.
fashion exhibition installation view
London College of Fashion’s Centre for Sustainable Fashion showcase at Queen Elizabeth Hall for SHIFT. Photo by Nathan Gallagher.
Marcus Brigstocke performing in Eden's Mediterranean Biome
Marcus Brigstocke performs in the Eden Project’s Mediterranean Biome for Cape Farewell’s Cool Sounds from the Frozen Arctic.
speakers on stage
Marcus Brigstocke in conversation with Ed Miliband for SHIFT at Queen Elizabeth Hall. Photo by Nathan Gallagher.
young people listening during a climate workshop
“SHIFT Encounters” climate workshop during Shift 2010 at Southbank Centre, London. Photo by Nathan Gallagher.
flash mob group
Earth Can You Hear Us? flash mob for ArtCOP21. Photo by Gavin Freeborn.