EXPOSED Climate Change in Britain’s Backyard
Photography by the National Trust and Magnum Photos
Free entry. To tour nationally throughout 2007 (for a full list of tour dates, venues and public lectures visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/exposed)

What does climate change mean for life in Britain? We challenged some of the UK’s top photographers to answer this question by capturing climate change through the lens. The result is the stunning new exhibition EXPOSED - a series of beautiful, thought-provoking and intimate images taken on location at National Trust’s gardens, historic houses, countryside and coastline, coupled with stories from the people who care for these special places. Already our seasons are increasingly unpredictable and our weather often seems extreme. We invite you to discover how our climate is touching every aspect of life on our island, often in surprising ways.

National tour venues and dates include:
Hoopers Gallery, London: 12 April – 11 May 2007
Nottingham Castle, Nottingham: 19 May – 1 July 2007
Penrhyn Castle National Trust, Wales: 7 July – 2 September 2007
Bristol Museum and Arts Gallery, Bristol: November 2007
Waterfront Hall, Belfast: January 2008

Entry to the exhibition is free, although there may be admission prices to some venues, check website for details.

EXPOSED is supported by the Defra fund ‘Tomorrow’s Climate, Today’s Challenge’.

Registration required:

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Free:

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