The Clearing: A report from the future

Notes

The Clearing is a vision of the future in the grounds of Compton Verney Art Gallery and Park. We’re building a living, breathing encampment, in the shadow of the former stately home, where people can come together to learn how to live in the world that’s coming our way.

Artist / Author Alex Hartley and Tom James
Publisher The Clearing
Reference P4122
Date 2018
Type Publication

Keywords

climate change climate crises community democracy ecology environment food future gallery nature participation school Shelter sustainability visual art workshop

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