The Memory Network
Mike Hulme, Professor of Climate Change and Culture at King’s College London, discusses the intimate relationship between climate, weather and humans at the Memory Network’s ‘Climate Change and the Art of Memory’ at the Cheltenham Literature Festival 2013.
Click here to read Sebastian Groes’s report from the event.
Click here to watch Hulme and the other panellists discuss their work
On the 9th October 2013, the Memory Network hosted novelist Maggie Gee, professor of Climate Change Mike Hulme, and eco-critic Greg Girrard for a public discussion on the subject of ‘Climate Change and the Art of Memory’ held at the Cheltenham Literature Festival. In this video the speakers detail their professional and personal investments in these topics.
Click here to read Sebastian Groes’s report on the panel’s discussion, and of the counter-intuitive ways in which questions of memory proliferate when thinking through climate change.
Click here to read Claire Colebrookes’s reflection on the Anthropocene and the Archive