Natalie Taylor Exhibition: events and workshops exploring the soil that feeds us

Less than two weeks to the opening of the Natalie Taylor exhibition TERRA INFIRMA

There’s also a brilliant programme of events going along with the exhibition for you to check out 👇🌱

Just one week to this collaborative exhibition with the stars of our community and Natalie Taylor Watch out for the workshops and event we are planning

Join us for a Solctice Suppper at the Backlands - down Garden Lane High Street Dunbar Booking recommended: eventbrite.co.uk/.../midsummer-…... Natalie Taylor | TERRA INFIRMA | Exhibition Dunbar Town House Museum and Gallery Environmental Art, Nature, Soil

Last week of exhibition by Natalie Taylor 'Terra Infirma' at Dundbasr Town House. An exploration of the biodiversity, generosity and fragility of soil. Showcasing Natalies work and collaboration with the community.

So pleased to be able to share this short film Is Soil Alive? in time for the World Soil Congress 22 #WCSS22 in Glasgow. It shows collective and individual work made on the theme of soil and its importance during the residency with North Light Arts m.youtube.com/watch?v=ydEZaa…

1/2 At #WCSS22 World Congress of Soil Science today with delegates from #cristinemuggler #ednalvaduarte #bsss British Society of Soil Science and #esdc European Soil Data Centre. Delighted so many scientists and researchers share #keepersofthesoil message of soil custodianship.

2/2 More enthusiastic #keepersofthesoil today at WCSS22 from Soils@Hutton @EU_ScienceHub Propagate Scotland International Union of Soil Sciences Food and Agriculture Organization wearing the custodians' cape with soil food web in style! Looking forward to meeting more custodians tmmw. Thanks to North Light Arts for all support

Short clip of #terrainfirma exhibition, June '22,Dunbar Town House showing #keepersofthesoil cape, 'Replenish me..' dinnertable installation and microbiology paintings using Soils@Hutton soil sample paints from across Scotland in the #nationalsoilarchive. #writteninfilm

Here is Nazli Koseoglu from Soils@Hutton explaining that use of peat in gardening contributes to CO2 emissions. When you extract peat CO2 is released and goes into the air. So buy #peatfree!! #WCSS22

⁦Emily Toner⁩ from ⁦ISRIC - World Soil Information⁩ is here at the ⁦WCSS22⁩ to explain that it's important to share soil knowledge across national boundaries. Wearing the #keeperofthesoils cape to celebrate cross disciplinary collaboration.

Also here is Cairo Robb talking about widening awareness of soil's importance within universities' operations, teaching and research. And celebrating the beautiful compost area at Magdalene College, Cambridge World Conference on Science and Soccer 2022

Final day of the #WCSS22 saw more delegates becoming #keepersofthesoil. Many thanks to all who embraced the role of shared custodianship of our precious soils. Cardiff University ISRIC - World Soil Information Dish The Dirt University of Adelaide. Had a great time!

Natalie has been in Glasgow at the World Congress of Soil Science all week, showcasing the Keeper of the Soils cape. It's great to see so many keepers and custodians - #soilmatters #soil #keepersofthesoil #fortheloveofsoil #soilhealth #wcss2022

... how composting is a life affirming and positive activity to ourselves internally as well as externally for our environments.

Rita Bradd and me at the Dish The Dirt event by Gabby Morris the other day. Rita read out her beautiful poem-My Name is Soil' -fave line is "Replenish my strength and I will feed you" -whilst wearing the #keepersofthesoil cape. Part of the WCSS22 global soil conference.