Peace Cranes

DOWNLOAD our Consequences exhibition leaflet featuring curatorial and artists statetements 24pp FREE

VIEW over 180 images of our Consequences exhibition 16 Aug – 3 Sept 2022 at Out of the Blue Drill Hall, Edinburgh curated by Iliyana Nedkova and Heather Kiernan. Exhibition views photography by Tiu Makkonen

WATCH Our Waking Breath: A poem-letter from Scotland to Ukraine curated by Makar Kathleen Jamie – one of the poems read at our Consequences exhibition launch by Alan Spence and Alena Rogozhkina

FIND OUT about our exhibition Consequences: Art and Activism in the Nuclear Age 16 Aug – 3 Sept 2022 at Edinburgh's Out of the Blue Drill Hall

FIND OUT about our artist-led creative workshop as part of our Consequences exhibition

FIND OUT about our Consequences exhibition finissage afternoon of music, film and art

FIND OUT MORE about our Consequences exhibition launch at Out of the Blue Drill Hall

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LEARN about our Peace Cranes project of contemporary art exhibitions and events across Edinburgh and online since 2020

WATCH our online preview of Chernobyl Mon Amour by artist Pam Skelton as part of CHRNBL Forum held on 7 October 2021

WATCH a short film about Atsuko Betchaku who sparked the international wave of folding 140,000 peace cranes

WATCH our Peace Cranes online programme of theatre, films and talks

MAKE a peace crane with our video tutorial by Shoji Masuzawa or with our step-by-step diagram

WATCH our Peace Cranes exhibition opening event with Kate Hudson & Peter Kennard held on 6 August 2021