A ripple of excitement at the H2O Symposium, where our project made waves with our participatory water quiz! From Panama Canal histories to cholera cabaret, speakers and artists dove deep into Liverpool’s complex relationship with water. Such a joy to see students, academics, and community members swimming in ideas together – from invisible waterways to contemporary ecological activism. We were happy to reveal a teaser of our Cholera Cabaret.
Special thanks to our co-organisers Dr Niamh Malone and Alison Jones for helping us navigate these meaningful waters, and to our commissioned artists (Ruby Westgate, Aimee Clarke, and Alison Reid) for adding their fresh streams of creativity to our flow.
The day was a perfect blend of art-science-activism, proving that when it comes to water justice, we’re all in the same boat! Don’t miss our next performance walking tour through L8’s waterways this summer. Looking forward to making more splashes together as we turn the tide on environmental challenges.
@rebeesnaps for capturing these fluid moments of connection!
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