This mass participation art installation started in Plymouth, but has brought together moths and voices from all over the world to create a magnificent display of hope and community as we call for action on climate change at this important moment in the history of humanity.
The installation will be open to the public from 12-4pm each day – last admission will be at 3:30pm.
Come along any time to have a look around or join us online or for a talk – details below.
Join us online each day
We know that not everyone is going to be able to make it to Glasgow, but we’d still love for you to be involved:
Join us online through Facebook Live for 15 minutes each day at 12:30pm to find out how the Moths to a Flame installation is going at Glasgow’s Botanic Gardens for COP26.
Members of the install team will take time out each day to share what we’re doing, what’s happening and show you around so you don’t miss anything.
You can also send us questions or say hello on social media and we’ll try to respond.
Book a free ticket. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-art-and-energy-collective-live-online-tickets-184255281507
Come and see us in person
We have decided to give a short introductory talk in person at 1:30pm each day to a few people who want to know more – all you need to do is book your (pay what you can) ticket below.
During this talk, members of The Art and Energy Collective will tell the story of the artwork’s progress over the past two years in it’s journey to Glasgow for COP26 and will share some of the ideas around The Art and Energy Collective’s approach to art making at this time.
Book at ticket https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-art-and-energy-collective-talk-about-moths-to-a-flame-for-cop26-tickets-184246986697
