Alice Sharp Email & Phone Number

Invisible Dust focuses on creating new thinking on the future of our world through bringing together artists, scientists and thinkers through events, commissions and exhibitions.Currently- ‘Climate Clock’ curator: Oulu EU Capital of Culture 26, Finland ; public sculptures and community commission by Studio Kalleinen- 'Breathe' by Dryden Goodwin, Lahore Biennale 03 curator John Tain, Pakistan, opening October 24.-‘Wild Eye’ with Yorkshire Wildlife Trust UK: commissions opening by Jeremy Deller, Shezad Dawood and Emma Smith 2024/25.Alice founded Invisible Dust in 2009 and has 15 years experience as an international curator and speaker working between arts, science and climate change.In March 2024 she was selected to be part of the British Council Malaysia Human Nature Delegation including visiting artists, NGO's and indigenous communities in Borneo.In 2023 she presented at Columbia University NYC, 'Circular Cultures', Athens, Art Encounters Biennal Timisoara. Previously at Insider Magazine 85,000 worldwide event, SDG Tent Davos , UNDP Moldova and Turkey, Climate KIC and Canada Council for the Arts.Invisible Dust works with artists and scientists including authors Margaret Atwood, China Mieville and Ben Okri; artists Shezad Dawood, Joan Jonas, Elizabeth Price, Jeremy Deller, Fei Jun, Mariele Neudecker, Cornelia Parker and Gayle Chong Kwan; scientists inc. Dr Eliane Ubalijoro Future Earth Canada, Prof Frank Kelly Imperial College London, Prof Emily Shuckburgh, Cambridge Zero, Prof Alex Rogers, REV Ocean and Alun Hubbard, Oulu University Finland.Partners include Forever Sabah, Borneo, Royal Botanical Gardens Kew and Edinburgh, Cove Park Scotland, Oulu 26 Finland, UCL, Yorkshire Wildlife Trust, British Council Turkey, Goethe Institute India, Studio 88, Thailand, Teos Art Organisation Turkey, WOW, Manchester University and Museum.Previously- Tania Kovats 'MOONMOTH' as part of 'UnNatural History' WOW, The Factory, May 2024,with Manchester Museum & Manchester University.-'Breathe:2022/3' by Dryden Goodwin including Rosamund Adoo-Kissi-Debrah.-'Forecast 23 international symposium' stories and climate change, City Hall with authors Ben Okri and Amy Jeffs.- ‘Under Her Eye’ explored women and climate change in 2018 with author Margaret Atwood and Christiana Figueres lead IPCC Paris 2015.Independently: 'Arrythmia' with Mat Collishaw, Istanbul, Sept 24, Fourth Plinth with Antony Gormley and Yinka Shonibare, 'Journeys with no return' including Zineb Sedira, Olaf Nicolai, Nevin Aladag and Mike Nelson.See Invisibledust.com @AliceWSharp.

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