Exhibition
Kelp Forests - Enhancing Biodiversity and Fighting Climate Change
6 Apr 2022 – 9 Apr 2022
Regular hours
- Wed, 06 Apr
- 10:00 – 18:00
- Thu, 07 Apr
- 10:00 – 18:00
- Fri, 08 Apr
- 10:00 – 18:00
- Sat, 09 Apr
- 10:00 – 18:00
Free admission
Address
- 30 Penarth St
- London
England - SE15 1TR
- United Kingdom
Artist Camilla Brendon has recreated a kelp forest on land from recycled materials. She invites you to come and experience the wonder of kelp this Spring at London Performance Studios. Kelp and Critters (an art workshop) and What Kelp Does for Us (a panel debate) will accompany the installation.
About
Kelp Forest - Enhancing Biodiversity and Fighting Climate Change
Kelp is large brown algae that form forests in shallow waters. They provide coastal protection, breeding grounds for countless species, produce oxygen, store carbon and are used to make food and medicine.
Artist Camilla Brendon has recreated one of these incredible forests on land out of recycled materials and she invites you to come and experience the wonder of kelp this Spring at London Performance Studios. Kelp and Critters (an art workshop) and What Kelp Does for Us (a panel debate) will accompany the installation.
ABOUT CAMILLA
Kelp Forest is an installation by artist Camilla Brendon. She has worked closely with scientists and environmentalists to learn about this habitat and through these events she will creatively highlight Kelp and how wonderful it is.
WHEN | WHERE | HOW | SOCIAL
The Exhibition: Free entry and open to all - 6th - 8th of April 10am - 4pm Saturday the 9th 10am - 2pm.
Kelp and Critters: Art workshop exploring making animals, using recycled materials, that use kelp as a breeding ground and for shelter. Wednesday 6th of April 11am - 3pm drop in,.
What Kelp Does For Us: Panel debate with artists, scientists and grass roots kelp activists. Friday the 8th of April 7 - 8.30pm
All events are free and at London Performance Studios, Penarth Center, Penarth St, London SE15 1TR
Connect: @camillabrendon www.camillabrendon.com #camillabrendon
This project was made possible by funding from the National Lottery via the Arts Council England.