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Ian McEwan

writes climate change novel

Ian McEwan begins his climate change novel. 2005 voyager Ian McEwan surprised audiences at the Hay Festival by reading from his next novel about climate change. He cites the Cape Farewell 2005 expedition as an impetus for the novel

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Art and Climate Change

Currently showing in Tokyo

Open now, the Art & Climate Change exhibition continues it's international tour in Tokyo at the Miraikan - Japan's National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation to coincide with the G8 conference.

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Youth Expedition 2008

Sailing this September

Cape Farewell's second youth expedition launches in September 2008 with a truly international crew of young people, artists and scientists who will sail to Cape Farewell before crossing to Baffin Island.

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Youth expedition talk

Saturday 5 July 2008

Cape Farewell youth voyagers discuss their Arctic experiences and how it has changed their attitudes towards climate change at the LIFT festival, Saturday 5 July 2008

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Art/Science Expedition 2008

Gearing up for Disko Bay

This September Cape Farewell returns to the Arctic, visiting the spectacular Disko Bay area with a team of over 40 international cross-disciplinary artists, journalists and scientists to build on the work begun in 2007.

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Eden Project

Upcoming season of events

Cape Farewell continues its long-term artistic collaboration with the Eden Project in 2008

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Cape Farewell

The culture of climate change

The artist David Buckland, created Cape Farewell in 2001 to instigate a cultural response to climate change.

Cape Farewell has brought together our leading artists, writers, scientists, educators and media for a series of expeditions into the wild and challenging High Arctic. Together they have mapped, measured and been inspired by this awesome environment and have endeavoured to bring home stories and artworks that tell how a warming planet is impacting on this wilderness. More ›

Climate change is caused by the way we choose to live in our urban environment and a cultural shift of values could stabilise what is potentially a dangerous situation. The Cape Farewell voyagers have created provocative and compelling art, words and music that aim to inspire a response to this cultural challenge. More ›