Drift, Driftwood, Emma Ogawa Todd.
Free, booking required
Join us for a discussion exploring how artists are responding to the climate emergency through their work.
Artists Severina Dico-Young, Araceli Gomez-Castro and Emma Ogawa Todd will share a series of presentations around environmentally responsible artistic practice.
Followed by a conversation moderated by Louisa Buck, Contemporary Art Correspondent for The Art Newspaper and author of the monthly column Green is the New Black looking at how the art world is responding to the environmental and climate crisis.
Attendees will also get a chance to visit Yto Barrada’s exhibition Thrill, Fill and Spill with an introduction from South London Gallery Head of Programme, Sarah Allen. The exhibition features a number of new textile pieces which were dyed with plants Barrada grows herself at The Mothership, her artist-led eco-campus and dye garden in Tangier.
LONDON ART+CLIMATE WEEK
This event is programmed as part of London Art+Climate week, presented by Gallery Climate Coalition and gowithYamo.
Running alongside COP30, the UN’s climate summit, Art+Climate Week invites you to explore how art can spark imagination, inspire change, and reframe how we think about our planet’s future.
ACCESS
- Event is seated.
- There is no break out space but participants are welcome to take breaks before and after presentations
- Room may be dark at times.
- Wheelchair access and disabled toilets are available at this site.
- Please contact mail@southlondongallery.org with access requirements.
