Protecting the Amazon: Photography exhibition by Araquém Alcântara

The Exhibition is free, and open to the public from 9-6pm, Mon-Fri.

To mark  Earth Day 2020 and to launch  'Re-imagining Our Environment: Think , Feel, Act'  exhibition, The Exchange is delighted to host world renowned Brazilian photographer Araquém Alcântara 

This exhibition and surrounding events sheds light on one of the most pressing issues of our times: the protection of The Amazon forest. In collaboration with researcher Prof. Octavio Ferraz, from King's Transnational Law Institute and Brazil Institute the exhibition and related talks explore the protection of amazon through the lense of law, politics, activism and art.

Day Symposium, 22 April- The Amazon Forest, the Global Climate and Environmental Crisis: Law, Politics and Activism at the Crossroads. A day of discussions and exhibition viewing to discuss the global climate and environmental crisis that, among many others, has the destruction of the largest forest on the planet, the Amazon Forest, as one of its main casualties. 

Co-organised by: Transnational Law Institute, King’s College London King´s Brazil Institute, King´s College London UCL Centre for Law and Environment, University College London

Supported by: Instituto O Direito por um Planeta Verde, CLOSER – Challenges of Multidisciplinarity in Socio-Environmental Research, Climate and Society Institute

For further information, please contact: Larissa Verri Boratti (larissa.boratti@ilarraz.com.br), Guilherme Leal (gleal@gcouto.com.br), Grace Iara Souza (grace.souza@kcl.ac.uk)