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A dozen ways to honour Earth Day at CSM, King's Cross and beyond

A group of people working at a table at CSM. They are making and doing and plants and banners are visible.
  • Written byInternal Communications
  • Published date 17 April 2023
A group of people working at a table at CSM. They are making and doing and plants and banners are visible.
Earth Day 2022 at CSM. Photo by Ana Blumenkron

UAL's Climate Emergency Network and friends across CSM and UAL bring us a bursting programme of events, workshops and interactive activities, to celebrate the amazing planet we call home this Earth Day.

Granary Square and King’s Cross

  • Discover Lucy Orta’s Fabulae Naturae installation of three incredible 60ft draperies adorning the Granary Building, highlighting species loss in the UK. See them until 29 April
  • And you are invited to a very special Earth Day ritual on Saturday 22 April: three 10-minute Lost Species performances combining costume, dance and drumming against the backdrop of the draperies. Please do book.
  • Shop FAIR’S FAYRE at the Kings Cross Canopy Market, highlighting UAL Postgraduate artists and makers working in the field of climate action and community building. 21-23 April
  • The Waters are Coming. Come to see a thought-provoking installation by Phil Barton at Granary Square Fountains, which highlights the rising tides and the countries at risk. 18-29 April. Just show up

The Green House: at the Lethaby Gallery

Please book for these events

UAL-wide