‘The future of our cities, landscapes and communities, and our responses to the environmental and social effects of climate change are not just the responsibility of scientists, politicians, and engineers etc. but must also emerge from the Arts community and as broader participation and involvement from all sections of the wider public as possible. How we mitigate further effects of climate change and take the necessary adaptive measures should be inevitably, social and cultural as much as technical and scientific.’

– James Brady (summer 2011)