Join the roundtable discussion on sufficiency and post-growth in art and exhibition practices in Scotland. This event will explore the potential of post-growth and sufficiency in the context of environmentalism and climate action. The discussion will focus on redefining the good life and how our current values are failing society and the planet. The panel of speakers, including Emma Nicolson, Nick Addington, Dr. Lucy Steeds, and Dr. Tim Collins, will provide diverse perspectives and encourage critical dialogue. The event aims to integrate these concepts into the art and exhibition practices in Scotland and explore the role of the art sector in promoting positive environmental action. The event will be chaired by Anne Daffertshofer, a doctoral researcher and founder of Looking North. Don't miss this opportunity to engage with important issues and contribute to the conversation on sufficiency and post-growth in art and exhibition practices. The event is supported by the British Art Network and will take place at Transmission Gallery in Glasgow on November 18, 2023. Admission is free.

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