Climate Reading Round-up 2024
We reached out to various people in the climate space to ask them what they’ve been reading in 2024. Featuring recommendations from Venetia La Manna, Joycelyn Longdon, Adrienne Buller, James Meadway, Ashish Ghadiali, Diyora Shadijanova, Guppi Bola, Nonhlanhla Makuyana and many, many more. Compiled by Martha Dillon.
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Ways of Knowing: art and the mind-body splitIn Western thought, the apparently immaterial ‘rational mind’ has long been isolated from, and elevated above, other ways of knowing and being. Anna Souter visits Embodied Forms: Painting Now, an exhibition at Thaddeus Ropac, to explore the possibility that art might be able to help us dissolve these boundaries, opening the doors to new ways of coming to know the climate. Edited by Elspeth Wilson.
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Trust the Science?IFLA! Editor Jackson Howarth explores the role of Western scientific knowledge amid the climate crisis, looking at a different ways to frame, understand and communicate such knowledge in an age of uncertainty and lacklustre action. This piece is one of a pair developed together with Adrian Holme, pick up a copy of Issue 11 to read more! Edited by Katie Urquhart.
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How Landscapes RememberEcologist Ana Kilgore explores the burgeoning field of landscape memory, looking at ways that large-scale ecosystems come to know and remember through their myriad interconnected components and processes. Edited by Jackson Howarth.
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