Activism and environmental change: film screening and book launch with Adrian Fisk

Ian Lawson
Tuesday 29 October 2024

In keeping with our interests in finding creative ways to address sustainability issues, Dr Charlotte Lee is pleased to welcome photographer, author and film-maker Adrian Fisk to St Andrews this November.

Adrian will be screening his recent documentary JUSTNORTH, which documents the ways in which different communities around the Arctic are coming to terms with climate change and the steadily increasing influence of global social and economic forces. It promises to be an inspiring and thoughtprovoking session. Forbes Room, Irvine Building, Thursday 14 November 2024, 16.00-18.00; further details here.

A still from the film 'JUSTNORTH'

The following day, Adrian will be launching his new book Until the Last Oak Falls: British direct action environmental protests 1995-1999. This collection of photographs of direct environmental action during the 1990s shines a light on the roots of present-day activist movements. Lapworth Room, Irvine Building, Friday 15 November 2024, 11.00-12.15; further details here.

Picture from the book "Until the Last Oak Falls" showing a man high in a slender birch tree.

Charlotte is also hosting ShyBairns Theatre’s performance installation This is What Utopia Looks Like on Saturday 23 November 2024 at the St Andrews Botanic Garden: details and tickets here.