Writer David Lan joins artist David Buckland and Matt Wainwright on a remarkable dog team expedition to traverse the Liverpool Coast, part of our programme of activity with the Tate and the Sublime Project. More

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Michèle Noach invites you to A Mice Too Far, an exhibition at The Rectory Gallery - including work inspired by her Cape Farewell Arctic expeditions ›

Add Autumn 2010 to your diary as Lucy & Jorge Orta present Amazonia at the Natural History Museum, an exhibition celebrating the international year of biodiversity, inspired by the Andes Expedition ›

Book tickets for Yann Martel's new text, based on his experience on the recent Andes Expedition, accompanying Beethoven's Creatures of Prometheus symphony by the Montreal Symphony Orchestra in Montreal, May 2010 ›

NOWHEREISLAND, Alex Hartley's island project discovered during the 2004 expedition, wins 2012 Cultural Olympiad funding. Find out more and register your interest in becoming a citizen.

This December the Royal Academy opens Earth: Art of a changing world, an exhibition co-curated by David Buckland and part of the GSK Contemporary season.

Find out why Stephen Harper, Prime Minister of Canada was sent Burning Ice to read by novelist of Life of Pi, Yann Martel.

On Friday 4 Dec Eden celebrates Christmas at its monthly Arts Café. Cape Farewell artists, Daro Montag, Chris Levine and Max Eastley add a little spice to the evening's events ›

Download free teaching resources for schools and educators, featuring a range of videos and downloadable lesson plans from the 2008 Youth Expedition ›

Read Hannah Bird's feature on the recent Andes expedition in Tweakerzine ›

Beth Derbyshire's Anthem opened our Winter Season of events at Eden Project on 14 Nov. The exhibition continues to run in Eden's Mediterranean Biome until 9 Dec ›

Cape Farewell voyager Ian McEwan surprised audiences at the Hay Festival by reading from his next novel about climate change ›

Cape Farewell took over Tate Britain on 6 Feb as part of their Late at Tate series, with sell out events and over 4000 people through the door. Click for images from the night...

In January 2010, Southbank Centre hosts Cape Farewell's SHIFT festival, a stimulating, provocative and energising programme of climate-focused cultural events. Tickets available now! ›