Filler Zine - 03: THE EARTH ISSUE 
52 pages of eco-anxiety inspired art, design and words
designed by Holly Eliza Temple
printed on recycled paper stock and saddle stitched

"Here’s Filler, a zine about food and mental health. This is the Earth Issue, with features on how eco-anxiety is affecting our lives. While government and big business sit on their hands or actively continue bad practices, we must look again at our relationship to the earth. " by raremags

featuring work by Hannah Michelle Bayley / Ffion Taverner / Kath Lovett / Ben Russell / Winnie Chan / Kio Griffith / Amrit Randhawa / Lauren Spragg / Beverley Irving-Edwards / Polly Smith / Dawn Woolley / Sampy Sicada / Thomas Vallianatos

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Digital edge conference for more context about the event: https://vimeo.com/346410466

This show seek to explore the juxtaposition of Fujiyoshida as a historically industrial city and the nature that surround it. 
Date : 1 - 3 June 2019
​Poster designed by Kenn Lam

Exhibition photos

Winnie always has a great interest in fashion and previously thinks herself shops too much. She is now learning to be a conscious consumer, especially taking step-by-step move away from the high street shops. Being a conscious consumer means taking the time to consider what kind of negative impacts would bring to the planet. You will look at aspect of production or any information that helps you make an ethical shopping decision. Come and see the playful works she made to express her desires, thoughts and self-reflection during the residency in Mänttä.

Date: Opening 7 Dec 2018,  4 - 6pm
8-9 & 14-16 Dec 2018, 12 - 4pm
Address: Aleksanterin linna, Kauppaneuvoksenkatu 3, 35800 Mänttä, Finland

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The Art of Caring will be exhibiting over 200 artworks and 100+ poems/aphorisms from the 10th - 30th May 2018.
​All the artworks are exhibited as postcard sized images. Come and view the exhibition on the First Floor, Lanesborough Wing, St George's Hospital, Tooting, UK. The exhibition celebrates International Nurses Day on the 12th May 2018, and this year’s theme is ‘Health is a Human Right’. It includes the work of creative people of all ages, from artists to nurses, and from people who have experience of being a carer and/or a service user.