11.08.2026
Climate Clock in the Press
06.05.2026
Watch Now: Alice Sharp on WHO Panel with Mark Ruffalo
23.04.2026
New York Times covers Climate Clock for Earth Day
23.12.2025
Living with the Sea: Stories of Survival and Resistance from Karachi’s Coast
02.12.2025
Performance film: Raqs Media Collective, Cloud Messengers
18.11.2025
Podcast: Artists In Conversation – Raqs Media Collective
26.09.2025
An Interview with Raqs Media Collective
08.08.2025
New Podcast Series: Forecast Türkiye – Memory of Water / Suyun Belleği
01.07.2025
Breathe Wins 2025 P.E.A. Award for Culture
13.05.2025
Guardian review: Jeremy Deller Roman Mosaic c. 2025 and the Wild Eye art and nature trail
05.05.2025
The symmetry of nature: Takahiro Iwasaki’s visit to Oulu Finland for Climate Clock
24.04.2025
Wild Eye Curatorial Notes
14.04.2025
Seeing the World Whole: A New Vision for Climate and Culture
01.04.2025
Could this be a new Roman mosaic discovered in Scarborough…?
12.02.2025
‘Climate Clock’ artists & vision for Oulu2026: Recovering nature’s time in subarctic Finland
11.02.2025
Books About the Sea: A Wild Eye Reading List
29.10.2024
The Guardian on Breathe:Lahore
05.09.2024
Artist Anna Tewungwa explores climate change and insects at the Hunterian Museum, Glasgow
03.09.2024
Sea Oak: reflections on the role of art in bringing attention and understanding to seaweed
29.07.2024
Good Geist podcast: Stories to Shape the Future
22.07.2024
Istanbul art and science talk for Mat Collishaw’s exhibition
11.07.2024
Breathe:Lahore – Creative intervention and symposium on clean air action, October 2024
01.07.2024
Invisible Dust welcomes two new Trustees
13.06.2024
An interview with Alice Sharp on climate change and contemporary art
08.05.2024
British Council Malaysia Human Nature delegation
27.02.2024
Recruiting: Bookkeeper & Communications Manager
13.02.2024
‘Sea Oak’ sculpture by artist Paul Morrison to be unveiled in North Yorkshire as part of Wild Eye
09.10.2023
Invisible Dust awarded £30,000 grant by Garfield Weston Foundation
06.07.2023
Podcast: Melanie Manchot X Oral History
27.06.2023
Clean Air Day with Better Bankside featuring Dryden Goodwin Artworks and Workshop
01.06.2023
New ‘Wild Eye’ seaweed sculpture proposed for Scarborough Harbour
18.05.2023
Julie Freeman’s Allusive Protocols to be unveiled for Forecast
18.05.2023
Premiere of ‘Smoke Jumpers’ by Art and Science Films Afrika – Forecast 2023 Commission
25.04.2023
We’re hiring: Chair of Trustees
09.03.2023
In conversation with our Founder
10.11.2022
Reflections on the NPO – and new chapters
17.05.2022
Breathe:2022 – A decade of air pollution, and unequal progress
01.12.2021
Invisible Dust at the 3rd annual IACCCA Symposium
15.11.2021
Watchback Elizabeth Wathuti at COP26 and Forecast
22.10.2021
Ryan Gander’s sculpture approved by the Scarborough council planning committee
10.08.2021
UnNatural History Exhibition Talks: In conversation with artists Tania Kovats and Andy Holden
22.06.2021
New art-science events on health and nature – from 1st July
03.06.2021
UnNatural History attracts a 4* Review in Times + other press
20.04.2021
We’re Hiring! Treasurer for our board
09.04.2021
Nature, Health and ‘UnNatural History’
01.04.2021
Corridor8 Review: Skyline, Shoreline, Treetop Messanger
03.03.2021
Artists in our Forecast Programme
16.02.2021
Forecast events series launch
29.12.2020
Shoreline, Skyline, Treetop Messenger: a permanent testament to those moments of thinking while doing
16.11.2020
Invisible Dust’s team selected for Festival UK* 2022
30.09.2020
Meet the #GardentoGarden competition winners!
02.09.2020
What do bees do when they are not at work?
11.08.2020
Meet the Garden to Garden Competition Judging Panel
10.08.2020
Free bird illustration workshops with Juneau Projects this August
10.08.2020
The importance of genetic diversity in the Anthropocene
29.07.2020
Join in with the birds with Juneau Projects
21.07.2020
The #GardentoGarden competition
29.06.2020
Invisible Dust is looking to appoint a Marketing Associate
17.06.2020
Introducing new project ‘Garden to Garden’ with South Cliff Gardens, Scarborough
21.04.2020
This Earth Day: Take a voyage in the life of your role models
18.03.2020
Is there a link between biodiversity loss, wildlife-trade and Covid-19?
10.02.2020
Kasia Molga’s Human Sensor on BBC Radio
13.01.2020
Alice Sharp at DAVOS 2020: Art and Private Investment in the fight for Climate and SDG’s
12.12.2019
Corridor8 review of Nii Obodai: Of Natural Magic
25.11.2019
Estabrak exhibition opens at Ferens Art Gallery
11.11.2019
BBC reports: Climate change: ‘Clear and unequivocal’ emergency, say scientists
09.05.2019
Artist Q&A: Rodrigo Lebrun
30.04.2019
Natalie Lee: A Year as an Invisible Dust Young Curator
24.04.2019
Seagulls and Soundscapes – Sound Artist Rob Mackay on ECOde
09.04.2019
Layla Hendow: A Year as an Invisible Dust Young Curator
03.04.2019
Invisible Dust joins its cultural partners to declare a Climate and Ecological Emergency
01.04.2019
North Lincolnshire Museum – Artist Takeover
27.02.2019
Young coders share the sounds of Scarborough with the world
18.02.2019
Interview with Artist in Residence: Nii Obodai
20.12.2018
Invisible Dust and the United Nations Development Programme
10.12.2018
On Tour with ‘Shore: How We See the Sea’
04.12.2018
Many Hands – Scarborough Science and Engineering Week 2018
26.11.2018
Making the commons visible
07.11.2018
Global Action Plan – #25YearsofAction
31.10.2018
WHO Global Conference on Air Pollution and Health
26.10.2018
New Creative Scotland award: ‘Shore’
09.10.2018
It’s time to act – IPCC report on climate change
09.08.2018
Future of Our Seas project update
07.08.2018
In the news: “Hothouse Earth”
02.07.2018
Cooking up a Storm: Finding James Cook
29.06.2018
10 years to save the planet
27.06.2018
Natalie Lee: Under Her Eye Review
22.06.2018
Guest blog post from Welcome to English
31.05.2018
Under Her Eye in the Guardian
13.04.2018
Young Curator’s Fellowship Programme
21.03.2018
Ahilapalapa Rands introduces ‘The Sewerby Cookbook’
03.07.2017
Sounding The Sea: Symposium 2017
06.06.2017
Sounding The Sea: An Interview w/ Bik van Der Pol
31.05.2017
Sounding The Sea: An Interview w/ Mariele Neudecker
12.05.2017
Sounding The Sea: An Interview w/ Philip Hoare
08.05.2017
Sounding The Sea: An Interview w/ Jo Ruxton (Plastic Oceans)
09.03.2017
‘Offshore: artists explore the sea’ – An Interview with Rob Mackay
23.02.2017
‘Offshore: artists explore the sea’ – An Interview with Badgers of Bohemia
09.02.2017
‘Offshore: artists explore the sea’: an Interview with John Wedgwood Clarke
30.12.2016
‘Offshore: artists explore the sea’ an Interview with Dr Magnus Johnson
01.12.2016
‘Offshore: Artists Visit Hull – Kasia Molga
20.10.2016
(TBT2) ‘Dryden Goodwin & Air Pollution’
06.10.2016
(TBT1) ‘HeHe & The Continuing Threat of Oil Spills’
10.08.2016
Dr Sam Illingworth writes poem about Human Sensor
28.07.2016
The Human Sensor at EuroScience Open Forum
20.07.2016
Declaring war on air pollution
19.07.2016
Everyone can make a difference
16.03.2016
71% want London Mayor to tackle air pollution
07.03.2016
Every breath we take: the lifelong impact of air pollution
09.02.2016
Artistic and Political Responses to Air Pollution Research
08.01.2016
How are the goals in the Paris Agreement going to be met?
16.12.2015
COP21 and the Paris Pledge
09.12.2015
How does Adam Harris’ work relate to questions about the communication of climate change?
30.11.2015
Professor Stephan Lewandowsky on Climate Change and Social Norms
20.11.2015
COP21: key discussions explained.
17.09.2015
‘Provocative Plastics’ & Mariele Neudecker exhibition
25.05.2015
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine divests from coal
18.04.2015
Neudecker’s art & talks on the deep sea at the Wellcome
02.04.2015
Alice Sharp wins PEA Arts Award
09.10.2014
BALTIC 39: ‘A Lively Sense of Nature’ by Laura Harrington
28.08.2014
Family Workshops at the National Maritime Museum
28.10.2013
School workshops at British Science Festival 2013
03.05.2013
Mariele Neudecker speaks about her latest work on Radio 4
25.04.2013
Scientists: China’s Polluted Air Killing Japanese Trees
14.03.2013
Mariele Neudecker is Lead Artist for HOUSE 2013, Brighton Festival
01.02.2013
Images Matter in Climate Change Awareness
28.12.2012
Discovery of new underwater species!
12.12.2012
Elizabeth Price Speaks at Space Conference
05.12.2012
Scientists Explore Antarctica’s Buried Lakes
26.10.2012
‘Breathe’ covered by the Guardian
24.05.2012
First images from Mariele Neudecker in the Arctic
17.01.2012
Bad air and the 2012 Olympics
09.01.2012
Kings College fund artist in air pollution team
28.10.2011
Breathe with Dryden Goodwin and Effie Coe
28.04.2011
Living Streets schools project
23.03.2011
Guardian coverage of HeHe Cambridge Lido installation