Category: About us
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Autumn Equinox Newsletter 2025
Image: Woven fish by Love Our Ouse, overlaid on Sick River textile map by Lucy Carruthers Welcome to our Autumn Equinox newsletter. This newsletter celebrates the Autumn Equinox by reflecting on the back-to-school and conference season. As a collective, we are attending and contributing to many professional conferences and local learning events, so we are sharing
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Joining us as a member
What’s involved in joining CMUK? We are a Community Interest Company by ‘large membership’, registered in UK. To legally fulfil our constitution and serve our community, we must hold monthly members meetings. We aim to develop the capacity of arts, heritage, education and environmental practitioners to engage people with environmental issues. We do this
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Summer Solstice Newsletter 2025
This edition celebrates the Summer Solstice by reflecting the buzzy energy around the work of our collective. These are tough times, but there is also plenty of work taking place on imagining better futures, resisting the old story of domination and separation from nature, and educating each other. Read on for a small glimpse into
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Spring Equinox Newsletter 2025
This newsletter celebrates the Spring Equinox by sharing with you some reviews of events, exhibitions and books that we have been involved in or that we have enjoyed lately. One of the themes we’ve been exploring is “Looking at the Past to Inform the Future”. While we don’t have a physical museum you can visit,
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Winter Solstice Newsletter 2024
Welcome to our Winter Solstice newsletter. As the Earth crisis, global politics and conflict intensify, we need some respite at this season of gifting and communing. We offer some gifts for you, our supporters, as well as some news updates, and wish you the very best for the Winter season. Gifts from Climate Museum UK members
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The power of art in the earth crisis
Reposted from Medium by Bridget McKenzie On Saturday 16th November I gave a keynote talk at the Ground Up conference at Thoresby College in Kings Lynn, organised by the Groundwork Gallery. It was great to hear from some amazing artists working alongside land stewards and scientists to explore ideas about extraction and material culture. I
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