• Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Twitter
  • Donate
Track Zero
  • Home
  • About
    • What we do
    • About Track Zero
    • How we work
    • Who we are
  • Projects & events
    • Through the Eye of the Lens
    • Arts + Climate innovation: Coexistence with our natural world
    • What if Climate Change was Purple?
      • Tupua Tigafua with David Long & other artists & scientists
      • Michaela Keeble & the Whakaruruhau Collective
      • Louise Potiki-Bryant with Dr Daniel Hikuroa, Dr Mike Joy & other artists
      • Tola Newbery with other artists & scientists
      • Gabby O’Connor & Dr Renee Liang
      • Dr Vicki Kerr with other scientists & artists
      • Chris Adams with Michaela Keeble & Dr Jenny Rock
    • Past projects & events
      • Arts + Climate Innovation: Livestream kōrero
      • Arts + Climate Innovation Roadshow Project
      • Poster presentation at global earth sciences conference
      • Education + Engagement
      • Arts + Climate Innovation: Dry Waters
      • 5 in 5 On Climate Change
  • Get involved
    • Arts + Science resources
    • Development resources
    • Reducing the impact of plastic – Collective Submission
  • Contact
  • Annual report
  • Through the Eye of the Lens
    • Wānaka
  • Menu Menu
Wed Oct 31, 2018
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Arts + Climate Innovation Roadshow - Christchurch

by Track Zero
Register

Arts + Climate Innovation: The Role of the Arts

Free event
Location: Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu
View Map

With expert climate scientists, Professor James Renwick (Victoria University) and Dr Craig Stevens (NIWA), joined by Track Zero Founder, Sarah Meads and local special guests: food and social practice artist, Gaby Montejo; Director of Te Pūtahi- Christchurch centre for architecture + city-making, Dr Jessica Halliday; multidisciplinary artist Della Rees; poet Teoti Jardine.

Learn the very latest climate science. Be inspired by creative projects that help us to understand and care about our planet. Contribute to the conversation. Explore how more can be done, working with the power of the arts to inspire climate action – the biggest cultural challenge of our time.

We live in an increasingly hot, hungry and less equal world in which climate impacts disproportionately affect those most vulnerable. Scientists tell us we have a critical window – less than a decade – in which to act to prevent climate events that may be beyond civilisation’s capacity to adapt. The urgent need for far reaching social, economic and technological responses is not being matched by action.

The Arts + Climate Innovation Roadshow is travelling to 12 locations from Whangarei to Dunedin from July 2018 onward. Join us for a timely conversation about how the arts can contribute to how we adapt to climate impacts and shape our carbon neutral future in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Load more

Organised in Partnership with

 

Related Events

  • Arts + Climate Innovation Roadshow - Wairarapa

    Sun May 26, 2019
    Read more >
  • Arts + Climate Innovation Roadshow - Wairarapa

    Sun May 26, 2019
    Read more >
  • Arts + Climate Innovation Roadshow - Palmerston North

    Tue Mar 19, 2019
    Read more >
  • Arts + Climate Innovation Roadshow - Auckland

    Tue Nov 13, 2018
    Read more >
  • Arts + Climate Innovation Roadshow - Whangarei

    Mon Nov 12, 2018
    Read more >
  • Arts + Climate Innovation Roadshow - Greater Wellington

    Sun Nov 4, 2018
    Read more >
  • Arts + Climate Innovation Roadshow - Hamilton

    Thu Aug 30, 2018
    Read more >
  • Arts + Climate Innovation Roadshow - Tauranga

    Mon Aug 20, 2018
    Read more >
  • Arts + Climate Innovation Roadshow - Hawkes Bay

    Sun Aug 19, 2018
    Read more >
  • Arts + Climate Innovation Roadshow - Taranaki

    Sun Aug 12, 2018
    Read more >
  • Arts + Climate Innovation Roadshow - Nelson

    Sun Aug 5, 2018
    Read more >
  • Arts + Climate Innovation Roadshow - Dunedin

    Mon Jul 30, 2018
    Read more >

Copyright and Trade Mark Notice

The Track Zero website includes images and materials from a variety of sources. We endeavour to credit the copyright holders of reproduced work/and or provide links to the relevant source. If you wish to utilise any of the content from this website, other than linking directly to the Track Zero website, please contact us directly.

Annual reports

Annual Report 2018-2019

Annual Report 2019-2020

Follow us on Facebook

trackzeronz

Through the Eye of Wānaka' has launched! Thanks Through the Eye of Wānaka' has launched!  Thanks to everyone who joined us at the launch of the OUTDOOR EXHIBITION at the @festivalofcolour opening ceremony 11 April and on during the Festival 12-18 April.  It's wonderful to see the ideas and diversity of photos taken by the young Wānaka students and artists and what they have to say about climate change.  If you’re in the region, come and experience the free outdoor exhibition!
and catch some of the Festival of Colour shows and events.  It even snowed overnight!  View the full ONLINE EXHIBITION https://trackzero.nz/eye-of-lens/wanaka/exhibition/  Thanks to Major Supporter @creativenz and to the @nzenvironment for support towards Through the Eye of Wānaka.  Image of group in front of exhibition plinth at the launch - credit: Raymond Sagapolutele
Follow us on Instagram

Contact details

General inquiries email:
info@trackzero.nz

To contact the Founder & Trustee Manager Sarah Meads:

sarah.meads@trackzero.nz
+64 21 113 8858

Track Zero is an independent charity that aims to deliver creative platforms working with the arts, science and other sectors, to inspire transformative climate change action.
TRACK ZERO™ is a Trade Mark of the Track Zero Trust.
© Track Zero 2021 - All rights reserved. Website by AimedFlight
  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Twitter
Arts + Climate Innovation Roadshow – Palmerston North Arts + Climate Innovation Roadshow – Dunedin
Scroll to top