Art at COP 26, Glasgow

 https://deargreenbothy.gla.ac.uk/project/queer-river-wet-land-performance-score-an-invitation-to-collaborate/

https://deargreenbothy.gla.ac.uk/event/the-art-of-gustav-metzger-and-climate-activism/

https://www.cultureatcop.com/events/feel-field-artist-residency-at-the-climate-portal-2021

 https://www.cultureatcop.com/events/earth-riot-reverend-billy-the-stop-shopping-choir-2021

https://www.cultureatcop.com/events/view-from-the-moon-willie-sutherland-george-wyllie-2021

https://climateacceptancestudios.com/pollution-drift Pollution Drift Pollution Pods' journey to COP26 This October, Pollution Pods by the artist Michael Pinsky will travel to the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) to bring home the health impact of air pollution and the climate crisis. Air pollution kills an estimated 7 million people globally each year. The pods will allow visitors to experience some of the worst quality air on the planet, and understand why action on air pollution is urgently needed.  The five pods will start in London, then disperse and drift north. Lone pods will touch down in Birmingham, Sheffield, Lancaster and Newcastle. They will reunite as a family in Glasgow on the eve of COP26, with a call for world leaders to make air pollution an explicit priority in climate action and sustainable development activities. The Pollution Pods are a series of geodesic domes whose air quality, smell and temperature accurately recreate the pollution of five different locat