MURKY WATERS: Group Exhibition contribution: The Man Who Fell to Millom (2018)
MURKY WATERS curated by Rosy Naylor
Portobello Promenade, by Pipe Street (D)
Saturday 10 September, 8.30-9.40pm
Also screenings at Art Walk Hub (H)
1-11 September
MURKY WATERS explores imagined, unknown futures relating to climate change, whilst considering the invisible sea. We look at how artists embrace such complexities and can communicate our anxieties around such prevailing change. We seek to unravel the invisible, in our seas and rivers; and in the way we understand, and interpret such changing times. Our SALT programme of exhibitions, installations, participatory art, live art, open studios, art in shops, film, walks & talks is now live at our website.
SALT represents a new programme forging an interdisciplinary approach of inquiry that connects Edinburgh’s coastal ecologies with the global climate crisis, interweaving art, science and ecology.
More than 60 artists take part across the full programme which includes artist projects from our SALT residency artists, commissions & events, publication launches, open studio weekends, art in local shops, and more.
https://www.artwalkporty.co.uk/film2022.html
https://www.artwalkporty.co.uk/artwalkporty2022.html
Funders: The National Lottery, Creative Scotland, Edinburgh City Council