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SUMMARY:Open Eye Gallery: Open Eye Gallery: Look Climate Lab 2024
DESCRIPTION:LOOK CLIMATE LAB 2024\n18 JANUARY - 31 MARCH 2024\n\n\n\n\nCele
 bration event: 8 February\, 6–8 pm\n\nLOOK Climate Lab is a biennial pro
 gramme exploring how photography can be a relevant and powerful medium for
  talking about climate change. Starting from 18 January 2024\, we’ll tra
 nsform the gallery into a lab: bringing together researchers and artists t
 o test their ideas and encouraging our audiences to discuss systematic cha
 nges needed for dealing with the climate crisis.\n\nLOOK Climate Lab 2024 
 will take place from 18 January 2024 to 31 March 2024\, with a private vie
 w and launch of an exciting We Feed The UK  project on 8 February\, 6
 –8 pm. This year we’ll work with the topics of rewilding and industri
 al heritage\, growing food and regenerative farming\, transport and pollut
 ion\, capitalist production and impacts of war. The events programme inclu
 des workshops\, artist talks\, poetry readings and film screenings. Full 
 programme announced January 2024.\n\nMax Gorbatskyi\, curator\, said:\n\nW
 e’re affecting the world around us\, often in ways which we don’t even
  recognise. When taking a photograph today\, it is probable that you captu
 re a result or a cause of the climate crisis since its manifestations are 
 ubiquitously around us.\n\nPhotography is capable of registering and repre
 senting\, being essentially a trace itself. It provides us with a means to
  trace the changes we cause or the changes we can make to tackle climate c
 hange today. Photographs can comfort us\, make us observe melancholically 
 and passively the aesthetically attractive disasters\; they can demonstrat
 e rather poignantly the point between existence and loss\, and by this\, t
 hey can make us feel powerless. But at the same time\, photographs can vis
 ualise the approaches and possible actions we can take to address the prob
 lems and bring change.\n\nWe’ve invited photographers\, researchers and 
 partners from different domains to share their observations and ideas on h
 ow we can make human-nature relationships more sustainable and fair. \n\n
 For this edition of LOOK Climate Lab we are partnering with Gaia Foundatio
 n\, Royal Horticultural Society\, The Tree Council\, Impressions Gallery\,
  Peloton Liverpool Coop\, Energy House Salford and many others to bring pe
 ople and ideas together\, explore the complexities of human-nature relatio
 nships and make positive changes to live more sustainable and connected li
 ves.\n\nImage: Hellen Songa\n\n\n
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