Good Life 2030 Exhibition

 

Creatives for Climate and WeAre8 make Ads for the Future 

In partnership with the global Creatives for Climate community and WeAre8 social platform, we gathered hundreds of submissions from independent creatives & influencers, sharing new & original visions of a future good life. 

These contributed to a pop-up Exhibition of the Future, held at the Tate Modern for Purpose Disruptors’ Earth Day Summit, in April 2023. 

See our selected shortlist in the gallery below.

  • Pete Ashworth – Creatives for Climate

  • Maya Adams - Creatives for Climate

  • Laura Costello & Fiona O’Grady THINKHOUSE - Creatives for Climate

  • Sophia Stöhr, Christian Leban and Tessa Huber from RAWTY - Creatives for Climate

  • Ellie Foster - Creatives for Climate

  • Lee Boulton - Creatives for Climate

  • Ursula Pereira & Sylvan Hillebrand from Harriman Steel - Creatives for Climate

  • Laku Davies - WeAre8

  • Oriana Jermide - WeAre8

  • Andrew Warner - WeAre8

  • Margarita Barbieri - WeAre8

  • Ami Laura Luck - WeAre8

 

Falmouth & Bournemouth Universities promote citizens’ visions of connectedness 

Advertising and design students at Falmouth & Bournemouth Universities participated in a unique challenge conceptualising citizen visions of a good life, as unearthed in our citizen research. 

The research unearthed 9 key shifts, including moving from the rat race to a slower pace, and from “take take take” to doing more with less. 

These artworks were selected to feature in our Exhibition of the Future, held at the Tate Modern for Purpose Disruptors’ Earth Day Summit, April 2023. 

  • Celia Dipple – Falmouth University

  • Jenna Thoresson - Falmoiuth University

  • Jackie Wong - Falmouth University

  • Lauren Perriam - Falmouth University

  • Tim Street – Falmouth University

  • Ellie Wheal – Bournemouth University

  • Fraser Nyland – Bournemouth University

  • Bethan Harris, Gabriella Fisher & Flora Searle – Bournemouth University

  • Kayleigh Legrand & Millie Smith – Bournemouth University

  • Emma Dodds – Bournemouth University

“To change our relationship to the physical world – to end an era of profligate consumption by the few that has consequences for the many – means changing how we think about pretty much everything: wealth, power, joy, time, space, nature, value, what constitutes a Good Life, what matters, how change itself happens.” 

- Rebecca Solnit -