Produced by a group of young people from Toxteth called the Greenhouse Project Young Event Producers, this 24-minute film is an imagined vision of the future, where extreme weather conditions have changed the landscape of Liverpool, and the rest of the world. See how they predict what the future might look and sound like.
The Greenhouse Project Young Event Producers worked with Turner Prize-winning artist Mark Leckey, composer and sound producer Silv-o and artists Roy Claire Potter and Kim Coleman.
This work was first shown at our Late at Tate Liverpool: Fast Forward in September.
The Greenhouse Project
The Greenhouse Project Young Event Producers are part of the community organisation The Greenhouse Project based in Toxteth, who offer opportunities for local children and young people. They have worked in partnership with Tate Liverpool for nearly two years.
Mark Leckey
Mark Leckey is a contemporary British artist born in Birkenhead, Wirral. His work explores the intersection of several cultures: youth, rave, pop, and the history of Britain. His practice is similarly eclectic, bringing together sculpture, film, sound, and performance.
Alexandria Animba
Alexandria Animba is an artist and co-admin of a meme account.
Kim Coleman
Kim Coleman is an artist whose work employs expanded moving image, stage lighting, and photography. She works both individually and using coauthoring methodologies. The work has been staged at institutions including Palais de Tokyo (FR) Nottingham Contemporary (UK) The Tom of Finland Foundation (US) and the ICA (UK).
Roy Claire Potter
Influenced by linguistics and performance theory, Roy Claire Potter is an artist and writer who makes performance, writing, drawing, installation and film.
Silv-o
Silv-o is a London-based artist and producer, working across music, audio-visual art and performance. His previous work includes collaborations with experimental artist Klein on various performance and sound work, and performing for Mark Leckey’s O' Magic Power Of Bleakness at Tate Britain.
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