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A glass sculpture containing Antarctic air from the year 1765 will feature in a new immersive exhibition during the Cop26 climate change conference.
Artist and sculptor Wayne Binitie will display newly commissioned artworks in the Polar Zero exhibition at the Glasgow Science Centre.
The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), has announced £101,302 funding for the project which will bring climate science, art and engineering together to explore the issue of climate change in new ways.
The exhibition is delivered in partnership with British Antarctic Survey (BAS), the Royal College of Art (RCA) and engineering and design company Arup.
Wayne Binitie has been working with Antarctic ice (British Antarctic Survey/PA)
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Artist and sculptor Wayne Binitie’s immersive science-art exhibition at Glasgow Science Centre
The Arts and Humanities Research Council (AHRC), part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), has today [29 June 2021] announced funding of a climate science, art and engineering collaboration featuring newly commissioned artworks by renowned artist and sculptor Wayne Binitie.
Polar Zero opens at Glasgow Science Centre in September and will be on display during the UN COP26 Climate Conference. The immersive exhibition will make an innovative cultural contribution to UK climate science communication, diplomacy and policy. The live and online public exhibition will be accessible to everyone including people with disabilities.