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The Radical Art of Growing Food

The Radical Art of Growing Food

For over twenty years, much of  my life and arts practice, has been focused on food systems and the increasingly radical acts of growing organic food, saving seeds and planting trees. The word ‘radical’  originates from the Latin word ‘radix’, meaning ‘root’. I like the idea of getting to the root of complex and interconnected issues in order to achieve the transformation we need to see in our food systems. I believe in the radical art of growing food.

Voices from the Field, Film Screening and Conversation, 2pm Sat 23rd Sept Earth Rising at IMMA 2023

Voices from the Field, Film Screening and Conversation, 2pm Sat 23rd Sept Earth Rising at IMMA 2023

Over the last year, the Lisa Fingleton worked closely with farmers from the Dingle Penninsula through drawing and film to creatively explore climate change and biodiversity loss. This collaborative film was co-created with the farm families so they could tell their stories and experiences. They share their connections to the land and the types of farming they are engaged in. They reflect on their learning from this project, their concerns about climate change and their ideas for the future.

Climate Conversation Crawford Art Gallery 5.30pm 29th June

Climate Conversation Crawford Art Gallery 5.30pm 29th June Come join the climate conversation with Lisa Fingleton and some of the farmers who collaborated on the film Voices From the Field / Guthanna ón nGort along with journalist and podcaster Ellie O’Byrne (Green Bites podcast) at 5.30pm on Thursday 29th June at 5.30pm in...