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Arn Spilling Brains On The Concrete Since 1982 Shirt! As pledges and agreements began to emerge from COP26 in Glasgow yesterday, dozens of London fashion students staged a climate of their own. Called the Crisis Festival, students from six colleges of the University of the Arts London including Central Saint Martins, London College of Fashion, and Wimbledon came together for a vibrant, spirited march for the cause. climate justice. Hundreds of current students, alumni, staff, and friends have walked through the city in their own designs, with banners saying “solution, zero pollution”; "Keep it in the ground"; "De-ionized decarbonization"; and "don't COPY!" a call for governments to leave Glasgow with realistic, actionable plans. (So far, the deals we've seen are ambitious, but lack firm deadlines or meaningful policy changes.) During a call last week, students and organizers from UAL have made the point that this is a march, not a march or protest. Jeremy Till, head of Central Saint Martins and deputy chancellor of UAL, described it as a model for “how art can and must respond to climate and ecological emergencies. Creative practice, including fashion, should be at the heart of re-imagining, designing, and creating these new worlds,” he said.
“Our students have both the freedom and the drive to lead in the field.” “I believe innovation is at the heart of climate justice, enabling society to imagine and design a better world,” said James Purnell, president, and vice-chancellor of UAL. “Innovative educators must rise to this challenge and help address the climate emergency. At UAL, this means putting climate justice at the heart of our culture, teaching, and operations. We are changing the way we teach and research, making sure students consider the climate crisis in everything they do. We are changing the way we work with others, Arn Spilling Brains On The Concrete Since 1982 Shirt! sharing our innovative insights with society to bring about change, and collaborating with climate justice movements around the world. ” Earlier this week, schools also held panels and activities where students engaged in conversations about climate, biodiversity, colonialism, racism, and exploitation. natural and human. The parade is the grand finale, ending at the Chelsea Parade Ground last night. Students and viewers gather in the square to admire each other's work and, as UAL put it, "express and mobilize creative action". It was the positive energy we needed during an anxious week. Vogue photographer Christina Fragkou was in London to join the parade and capture the action; Scroll through her coverage below and peruse student work.
