8 September 2010

Tarnished Earth Exhibition opens 14th September in London

It is with great pride and pleasure that I can announce the opening of my first major exhibition in London on the 14th September 2010 at City Hall, 110 Queens Walk, London SE1 2AA. The open-air exhibition will be at the more London site until the 14th of October, after which date it will travel to seven major cities across the UK.

Sponsored by the Co-Operative Bank and in collaboration with WWF and Greenpeace, Tarnished Earth tells the story of the tarsands - an ecological and climate disaster unfolding in Alberta, Canada.

Guest speakers at the opening ceremony include Ray Mears, a TV personality and survival expert, and Chief Al Lameman of the Beaver Lake Cree First Nation, Alberta, Canada.

On the eve of the exhibition, the 13th of September, a website called www.tarnishedearth.co.uk will go live with additional images and information about the Alberta Tarsands.

1 comment:

  1. Leila O'Sullivan21 Sept 2010, 11:01:00

    Hello Jiri,

    It was a pleasure to have you at the event last week - we're thrilled to have your photos on display.

    Thank you for this blog and for promoting the Tarnished Earth website. As part of the touring exhibition, we've launched a photo petition map via a photo booth on site, and online, to keep tar sands oil our of Europe.

    Please add your face, and encourage your followers to do so to >> http://tarnishedearthpetition.co.uk/sayno/

    Best wishes
    Leila

    Campaigns Team
    The Co-operative

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