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Mark Edwards, author of Hard Rain, is touring Ireland in October 2006.  Find out more about his visit to Bantry, Co Cork, here and check out details of his Irish tour below.

Hard Rain, Mark Edwards Visits Ireland!!
4th-8th October 2006

Mark Edwards, the author/photographer of the hard hitting book Hard Rain, will be visiting Dublin, Kinsale, Waterford and Bantry from Wednesday 4th to Sunday 8th October.  He'll be participating in different events around the country focusing on awareness raising about climate change and practical steps we can take.

See our review of Hard Rain here.

I can't wait!  Watch this spot for updates.

  • Waterford, Wednesday 4th October, contact Paul Flynn, South East Social Forum, 086 858 1915 or email him.
  • Kinsale, Thursday 5th October, contact Graham Strouts, Kinsale Permaculture Course, 086 853 9900 or email him.
  • Bantry, Saturday 7th October, contact Muriel Lumb, Book STEPs, 027 52570 / 086 109 8542, email me, find more details here and buy your ticket here.
  • Dublin, Cultivate, Sunday 8th October, contact Davie Phillip, Sustainable Ireland Co-operative, 01 674 6396, email him or check their site.
 

 

Waterford, Wednesday 4th October

Contact Paul Flynn, South East Social Forum, 086 858 1915 or email him.

Kinsale, Thursday 5th October
Hard Rain, Climate Change & Our Headlong Collision With Nature
8pm at the Lord Kinsale, Market Square, Kinsale, Co Cork

A slide show and talk by Mark Edwards, international award-winning environmental photographer.  Supported by the Kinsale Environmental Watch.

Contact Graham Strouts, Kinsale Permaculture Course, 086 853 9900 or email him.

Bantry, Saturday 7th October
Hard Rain: Our Headlong Collision with Nature,
7pm at the Westlodge Hotel, Bantry, Co Cork

Contact Muriel Lumb, Sustainable & Educational Events (SEE) Ltd, 027 52570 / 086 109 8542, email me, find more details here.

Dublin, Cultivate, Sunday 8th October
'Hard Rain' - A Climate Slide Show with photographer Mark Edwards
Sunday 8th October, 18.00 - 20.00, €8.00, Cultivate, 15-19 Essex St West, Temple Bar, Dublin

In this session Mark Edwards, an internationally acclaimed photographer whose pictures have been seen by millions around the world, will give a climate slide show entitled 'Hard Rain.' Mark has travelled in over 150 countries to show the extent and nature of the environmental crisis that threatens to engulf us all. Hard Rain takes us on a journey through tropical rainforests, man-made deserts, across mega-cities and peasant villages and into communities of indigenous people living in the most remote habitats on earth. But this slide show is not just another travelogue. Drawing on his collaboration with the renowned physicist David Bohm, Edwards shows how the process of thought itself is bringing about these unintended results that threaten the very existence of civilisation.

Part of The Powerdown Lounge, a series of sessions exploring our responses to Peal Oil and Climate Change in Cultivate's new 'Learning Lounge' . These will include presentations, film screenings, discussion and video conferencing.

Contact Davie Phillip, Sustainable Ireland Co-operative, 01 674 6396, email him or check their site.

Reviews of Mark Edwards Slideshow & Discussion

“Mark is one of the most effective photographers in the world. In his slide presentation he showed us that he has two voices: the ‘voice’ of his images and the ‘voice’ of his lecturing. With superb timing and with a wonderful way of linking pictures and words he revealed things that have been invisible to us. There are few others who have such a thorough grasp of issues of the environment, development and new approaches to business practice. For 800 people Mark’s lecture was a truly memorable occasion and their loud applause spoke for itself.”

Herbert Giradet, Chairman, Schumacher Society, London

“Mark has brought us an extraordinary account of our environmental crisis. Hard Rain is electrifying - the most moving slide presentation I have ever seen. He transported his audience from the Sheraton Ballroom to facets of a world seldom seen by one individual. We travelled with him and went away transformed in our understanding. His commentary forces us to ask fundamental and unexpected questions about ourselves and how we live. An extraordinary experience.”

Philip Noyce, Director United Nations Global 500 Forum

 

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