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EVENTS
Wednesday 1 November 6pm
Opening and artist’s talk at Peer
Friday 3 November 6pm
Film screening at Peer
Nancy Holt, Pine Barrens, 1975, 30’
 Pine Barrens is an evocative portrait of the physical and cultural landscape of the New Jersey Pine Barrens, a unique ecological region that was the first National Reserve in the U.S.A.
Nancy Holt and Robert Smithson, Mono Lake, 1968-2004, 19’
 Mono Lake is an intimate view of three seminal figures in the earth art movement (Robert Smithson, Michael Heizer and Nancy Holt) as they interact with the Western landscapes that are so central to their work.
Saturday 4 November
10am: Breakfast at Peer, with Dr. Alexandra Thompson, Amy Balkin and Kevin Smith (from Carbon Trade Watch*) in conversation. Kate Rich's feral trade coffee will be served.
*Carbon Trade Watch provides an holistic analysis of climate change and climate policy based on social justice, rather than simply treating them as environmental issues. It has produced a number of publications and multi-media including documentaries and a photo-exhibition, and is an active member of the global Durban Network for Climate Justice.
12noon: March against climate change starting at the US Embassy,
Grosvenor Square
4:30pm: Post-march discussion at Peer
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