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Environmental Justice Questions, edited by Harun Morrison. Photo by James Allan as a promotional image.
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Harun Morrison, Photo Credit: James Allan
Environmental Justice Questions Workshop with Harun Morrison
30 April 2024 / 6.30pm - 8.30pmIn person, at Castlefield Gallery
We’ve decided to open up one of our Castefield Gallery Associates events to the public, so you can try it out and maybe join our scheme:
Join us for a workshop digging deeper into questions of environmental justice for artists. Organised and edited by artist Harun Morrison, the Environmental Justice Questions are an evolving compilation of questions developed in discussion with activists, writers, artworkers, theorists, architects, chefs, natural historians, and horticulturalists that are designed to stimulate new ways of thinking about environmental justice.
In this Castlefield Gallery Associates session, Harun will guide us through a selection of questions from the deck, taking the form of group discussions leading to a wider closing circle bringing together the collective thoughts of the group.
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Harun Morrison is an artist and writer living on the UK inland waterways. He is currently an associate artist with Greenpeace UK. His forthcoming novel, The Escape Artist will be published by Book Works.
Recent group exhibitions include Sonic Acts 2024: The Spell of The Sensuous, Amsterdam, Chronic Hunger, Chronic Desire in Timișoara, Romania and BALATORIUM Disturbed Waters, in Veszprém, Hungary as part of the European Capital of Culture 2023 programme and Storm Warning: What does climate change mean for coastal communities? at Focal Point / Newlyn Art Gallery & The Exchange, UK. Recent solo exhibitions include, Dolphin Head Mountain at the Horniman Museum, London (2022 -23), Mark The Spark at Nieuwe Vide project space in Haarlem, Netherlands (2022) and Experiments with Everyday Objects, Eastside Projects, Birmingham, (2021). Harun is currently co-developing community gardens in Merseyside for Bootle Library and Mind Sheffield, a mental health support service, as part of the Arts Catalyst research project, Emergent Ecologies.