We Feed The UK
Groundbreaking stories, told through radical collaboration between the arts and agroecology
- Highly topical – aligns with the rapidly growing regenerative farming and sustainable agriculture movements
- Supported by a huge publicity program put together by The Gaia Foundation
- Major launch for the book at the Royal Photographic Society in Bristol across two separate venues. All ten
projects featured as chapters in the book will be exhibited for over a month, and world-renowned photographer
Martin Parr will be giving a talk at the launch in conversation with some of the book’s collaborators - This innovative approach of a new and radical cross-sector collaboration between photography, poetry, and
agroecology is certain to pique interest and draw in a large audience from across a range of fields - This book follows the Gaia Foundation’s highly popular previous We Feed The World exhibition and book
- Extensive and diverse audience already reached: 45,000 attendees at WFTUK exhibitions & events across the UK
- Featured on BBC Radio 4’s ‘The Food Programme’
- The Gaia Foundation is an international charity with major outreach and a huge number of collaborating partners built over four decades of experience accompanying the Earth’s best custodians to revive and protect biocultural diversity
We Feed The UK is an acclaimed storytelling campaign, pairing photographers and poets with the UK’s most inspiring custodians of soil, sea, and seed.
We Feed The UK brings together over 40 collaborators from the environment and arts sectors to share time-critical stories across urban, rural, and coastal areas. These include multi-generational, Black-led growing projects in London, a majority-women workers cooperative in Edinburgh, and sustainable fishing along the south coast. Their encounters are diverse, moving, and unexpected: 10 powerful stories sowing seeds for a future where
regenerative practices are the roots of our future resilience.
Through these tales planting the seeds of change, We Feed The UK is laying the groundwork for a just, safe, and liveable tomorrow. The message is one of hope, showcasing grassroots solutions to climate change, the biodiversity crisis, and social justice.
Listen to the BBC Radio 4 The Food Programme join conversations between food producers & poets collaborating as a part of an arts project called We Feed The UK.
- Publisher
- Papadakis
- ISBN
- 9781906506780
- Publish date
- 1st Jun 2025
- Binding
- Hardback
- Territory
- World
- Size
- 254 mm x 254 mm
- Pages
- 204 Pages
Distributed by ACC Art Books
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