Featured in the Guardian Online : Three leading female photographers – Gulshan Khan, Laura El-Tantawy and Lisl Ponger – explore the complex global entanglements of climate crisis, environmental justice and human survival
PlanetHeroines2nd July 2025
Imagine it’s the year 2080. The planet is thriving. Climate change has been slowed, ecosystems are recovering, and your generation made it happen.
PlanetHeroines18th June 2025
As part of Poisoned Futures?, we’ve set up a Field Notes message board inviting you to leave behind a message (real or imagined) for the future. What would you want to remember, repair or warn others about?
PlanetHeroines18th June 2025
Within the theme of our summer exhibition, we are including opportunities for our visitors and global audiences to engage in this dialogue, including a projection of Climate Contradictions
PlanetHeroines18th June 2025
This exhibition came about for a few reasons. First off, my total inability to get a straight answer on my carbon footprint...
PlanetHeroines10th June 2025
our creative space for salvaged materials and second chances. Stocked with scrap treasures rescued from our latest dumpster dive, the studio invites you to take part in some hands-on, low-impact making.
PlanetHeroines10th June 2025
We’re putting together a Poisoned Futures? reading list—books that challenge, inspire, unsettle or illuminate. Listed here are a few of our current favourites… but we’d love to hear yours.
PlanetHeroines10th June 2025
Marcia Michael’s (b. 1973, London, UK) first major solo exhibition The Family Album is a loving dedication to her family and the history they share.
PlanetHeroines22nd May 2025
We’re celebrating International Women’s Day with a new museum display, collectively curated and produced by our volunteers.
PlanetHeroines28th February 2025
