Live stream: cornwall_falmouth.mp3
End of the World Garden, Penryn, Cornwall.
Bram Thomas Arnold and Paul Chaney.
Latitude: +50.140922°
Longitude: -5.1542053°
Bram Thomas Arnold at www.bramthomasarnold.com
Paul Chaney at www.paulchaney.com
End of the World Garden is an arts project with transdisciplinary aims emerging from an off-grid site in Cornwall.
Paul Chaney at www.paulchaney.com
End of the World Garden is an arts project with transdisciplinary aims emerging from an off-grid site in Cornwall.
End of the World Garden is a land based art project in Cornwall.
End of the World Garden is an arts project with transdisciplinary aims.
A venue for establishing experimental ways of facing the enduring ecological crisis, financial uncertainty and shifting sands of global capitalism. A project combining cultural activity, practical horticulture, and sustainability research in unexpected and innovative ways. It will do this through diverse programmes of public events and courses, academic partnerships, contemporary art commissions, and participatory ecological art practice.
A venue for establishing experimental ways of facing the enduring ecological crisis, financial uncertainty and shifting sands of global capitalism. A project combining cultural activity, practical horticulture, and sustainability research in unexpected and innovative ways. It will do this through diverse programmes of public events and courses, academic partnerships, contemporary art commissions, and participatory ecological art practice.
End of the World Garden will engage the local community in international conversations around food production, food security and the changing economic and social significance of the rural.