Twenty Artists Unite in an Exhibition to support the Climate Council

SARK STUDIO PRESENTS ‘THE HUMAN ENVIRONMENT’

Next month, clothing label Sark Studio will hold a unique exhibition and auction to raise funds for the Climate Council. ‘The Human Environment’ will comprise a photograph by each of twenty renowned artists from different creative disciplines including photographers, musicians, artists, designers, cinematographers and architects.

Curated by the team at The Glue Society, the exhibition will include works by Tamara Dean, Paul Blackmore, Ingvar Kenne, Derek Henderson, Chris Bosse, Chris Round, Toby Burrows, Andreas Smetana, Paul McDermott, Anne Ferran, Luke Steele, Victoria Alexander, Val Garland, Richard Bullock, Ari Wegner, Richard Allan, Lorin Askill & Anna Pogossova.

Each contributor has been asked to create an exciting and inspiring single photographic artwork using a Sark Studio shirt. The image represents their interpretation of the core theme, The Human Environment. The resulting works are personal, diverse and provocative.

The works will be available for auction on the night to raise funds for the Climate Council. Following the Australian Government’s decision to remove funding for research into climate and the environment, the Climate Council has now set itself up as a privately funded (independent and apolitical) non-profit organization. “We have been blown away by the generosity and it is great to see people putting on events to support the Climate Council. It is an important way to help ensure Australians receive accurate and independent information about climate change,” says Amanda McKenzie, CEO of the Climate