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Panel Discussion: Can scientific research or art really change anything?
4 August 2016
6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
What changes have you seen? | What makes you change? | What is change for? | What would you change? | Why do we resist change? | What makes us accept change?
International artists from the e:collective launch their debut exhibition of new work exploring our relationship with change on a social, economic, environmental and personal level. The exhibition will challenge, enact, refresh and stimulate our perceptions and thoughts on change and will be viewed alongside current research by scientists at the Global Sustainability Institute, Anglia Ruskin University, Cambridge.
Join them for a panel discussion & Q&A between artists from the e:collective and researchers from the Global Sustainability Institute.
With scientists predicting large environmental changes for the future and dramatic political changes recently occurring, how can artists and scientists react, what changes can they implement and how can working together help?
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