Member Voices The Catchment: practicing environmental thinking

A woman stands in a white, bright studio. Behind her is a costume she's in the process of making, that looks a bit like a kimono. There is also a wooden stepladder. In front of her is a table with bits of materials on it - rubbish, textiles, and mystery objects.

Emily Cropton In this blog post, artist Emily Cropton reflects on sustainability, land stewardship and creative practice through the lens of the Tweed catchment. Drawing on personal experiences of walking, making and gathering materials, she explores how environmental thinking can shape the way we understand our relationship to land, community and resources. I’m kneeling awkwardly […]