Still calling for Welsh young people to join us Green Man Trust arts & climate workshop at @peakcymru on 23rd July 10-1, to help shape a climate installation at the fest. We will reimburse travel and provide participants with a free ticket to visit us at the festival in August.

Follow Weather the Weather to keep up to date with the climate installation coming to Einstein’s Garden at Green Man this year. Exciting things to come!

The mountains are beckoning. The fields are awakening. It is but 4 short weeks until we're reunited for a 20th anniversary to remember!! 🍻🎈 Let the countdown commence! GM 💚

sooo looking forward to it!

We're super excited!!

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Weather the Weather, an immersive art installation that creates past and future weather conditions, will be unveiled at Green Man next week Created by George Adamson and @icamaraleret, the piece will be in the festival's Einstein's Garden kcl.ac.uk/news/immersive…

The installation (Weather the Weather) was originally developed as part of King’s Artists, King’s flagship artist-in-residence scheme King's Culture

"This is a work of greater subtlety, and so one of greater longevity, too. If dramatism worked, perhaps we’d all have started taking climate change seriously after the release of The Day After Tomorrow" Caragh Medlicott discusses Weather the Weather at Green Man walesartsreview.org/weather-the-we…

not just academics but also artist @icamaraleret who co-leads the project and was awarded the Artist in Residence scheme at King’s back in 2019 to develop the work itself.

The Weather the Weather exhibition, an immersive art installation that recreates weather conditions, was taken to last month's Green Man by King's Geography academics and artist @icamaraleret. The installation was originally developed as part of King’s Artists Find out more ⬇️