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BBC Wildlife Magazine: Street art is coming to the rescue of endangered wildlife
A lovely little piece on ENDANGERED13 by Ben Hoare at BBC Wildlife Magazine, including a reaction from naturalist Chris Packham: “At last street artists are exploring natural history in a more interesting and controversial way,” he wrote. “I like this a lot. I like it...
INTERVIEW: Louis Masai – Curator – ENDANGERED13
Charlotte Webster of Human Nature interviews the incomparable Louis Masai, project partner & curator of ENDANGERED 13. Best known for his murals of endangered species, Louis is also a sculptor and illustrator. His fast growing popularity goes hand in hand with...
INTERVIEW: Charlotte Webster in The Metropolist
The Metropolist interviews Charlotte Webster of Human Nature to find out more about upcoming project ENDANGERED13. "This April, creativists at environmental art platform Human Nature draw attention to the silent genocide being committed on behalf of your bouji little...
ENDANGERED 13: A mural project by Human Nature & Louis Masai
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Christie’s to hold Environmental Art Auction
'The Christie's It's Our World Auctions', March 10-24 in London will see leading artists including David Hockney, Sir Antony Gormley, David Nash, Sir Peter Blake, Yinka Shonibare, Sir Quentin Blake, David Shepherd, Emily Young and Maggi Hambling auctioning artworks...
Anthropogenic Climate Change is about People
Screenprints by Tim Godwin show key climate people in 'their ink' COP21 in Paris starts today, it's the 21st 'Conference of the Parties', the annual meeting of all countries who want to take action on climate change. We've got plenty of media coverage to take in and...
Human Nature at Oxford Climate Forum
Tim Godwin, creative director of Human Nature was invited to speak at the launch event of the Oxford Climate Forum, the UK's largest student-led climate change conference. Other speakers at the event were prominent environmental lawyer Catherine Redgwell, Torsten...
Human Nature in Inspiring City
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Human Nature // Natural Reality 2:1 in The Creators Project
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Fossil Funds Free Commitment for Human Nature
Human Nature was established to demonstrate that the arts can survive, and indeed thrive, on clean, fossil free money. Our artists explore our changing relationship with the environment, and we believe their time to be heard is now. That is why we have been pushing...
How can Art help us Progress?
The role of art and artists in transitioning to a more sustainable society. By Charlotte Webster, Founder, Human Nature We live in a world craving better balance. The majority of us are looking for a more sustainable, progressive way of living and there is an ever...
The Human Nature Manifesto
We've written a manifesto. We felt that it was needed to help define, and make more cohesive, the very diverse set of artists and art practices that we represent now, and hope to represent in the future. Written in conjunction with the artists involved in the Human...
Human Nature London 2015 private view
Here's a set of images from the Human Nature private view event with Abundance Generation at 19 Greek St on the 22nd of September.
Virtual Reality at HN London: Natural Reality 2:1
Human Nature at 'The Art of Progress', 19 Greek Street, London 17 - 27 September. This is pretty much what we have in store for you in the heart of Soho in September. We’ve had enough of photographs, painting and sculpture so we thought we’d up the tempo, fuel the...
Can Children get Creative with Environmental Art?
Patzi Shepperson from 'It's Our World' believes so. She explains how children are getting involved with a guest blog for Human Nature. What better medium than art to celebrate the environment, as seen through the eyes of its future custodians? From the Lascaux Cave...
Human Nature in The Guardian PQ Magazine
Charlotte Webster, founder of Human Nature, writes about art funding and 'Divestment' in the latest issue of PQ magazine. Read the full piece at http://www.mygreenpod.com/pq-magazine/
Video: Human Nature Bristol
Human Nature: Bristol from Charlotte Webster on Vimeo. In July 2015 Human Nature headed to Bristol, European Green Capital City this year, to explore our connection to nature through art. The two week show saw 800 people through the door, with our street artists also...
‘The Art of Changing the World’ Human Nature image gallery in The Guardian
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BBC Radio Bristol interview with Charlotte Webster, Curator & Founder, Human Nature
Listen to BBC Radio Bristol talking to Charlotte Webster about some of the 60 works of art on show at Human Nature, Centrespace in Bristol until 29th July.
Human Nature in Bristol 24/7
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Human Nature in the Bristol Post
HN Bristol Opening Party
Creating Europe’s biggest Environmental Art Street
Our Enchanted Garden: Darwin’s Wonderland, Leonard Lane, Bristol Some of the UK’s top environmental street artists have started work revitalising one of Bristol’s city centre streets in an attempt to create Europe’s biggest environmental art street. United by a desire...
UK’s top Environmental Artists head to Bristol
Seven street artists to create Europe’s biggest ‘environmental art street’ Diverse mix of artists from London, Northern Ireland, Lancashire, Yorkshire, Kent, Poland and the South West come together in Europe’s Green Capital City Human Nature street art and show at...