Talks & Seminars
An Evening with John Wedgwood Clarke - Part of Devon Open Studios
Artizan Collective are pleased to welcome John Wedgwood Clarke to the gallery during their exhibition ‘Above and Below’
Hosted by Prof. Corinna Wagner, John will present a lively talk about his documentary on Cornwall’s Red River, and readings from his new work of poetry.
John Wedgwood Clarke is a poet, prose nonfiction writer, editor, researcher, presenter and Lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Exeter. He is part of a number of large, funded projects on the environment, sustainability and climate change.
About 'Above and Below'
As part of Devon Open Studios 2022, we are delighted to host castings and other artefacts from the Time and Tide Bell initiative and to host a programme of performances, readings, and workshops, in partnership with Prof Corinna Wagner (University of Exeter) on a project supported by the UK Climate Resilience Programme and the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC).
Alongside this, we're hosting a curated show of new works that respond to the themes celebrated by the bells, as well as their warning about rising sea levels, flooding, and coastal erosion
John Wedgwood Clarke is a poet, prose nonfiction writer, editor, researcher, presenter and Lecturer in Creative Writing at the University of Exeter. He is part of a number of large, funded projects on the environment, sustainability and climate change.
About 'Above and Below'
As part of Devon Open Studios 2022, we are delighted to host castings and other artefacts from the Time and Tide Bell initiative and to host a programme of performances, readings, and workshops, in partnership with Prof Corinna Wagner (University of Exeter) on a project supported by the UK Climate Resilience Programme and the Natural Environment Research Council (NERC).
Alongside this, we're hosting a curated show of new works that respond to the themes celebrated by the bells, as well as their warning about rising sea levels, flooding, and coastal erosion
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