David Haley contribution to TNOC The Harrisons Roundtable
Decolonising Regional Perspectives for Implementing the UN Sustainable Development Goals
The COVID-19 pandemic offers an historic precedent to review and challenge the values of
social, economic, environmental, and cultural belief systems.
Writing this text gave me the opportunity to assemble ideas that I have been working
on for over thirty years, some of which were initiated by Helen and Newton
Inspired by Vaughn Bell’s Plantscapes at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew – David Haley 2021
plant seeds in the ground
compost continues to grow
apple falls to earth
In 1998 I co-founded a research group, ‘Water and Wellbeing’, that brought water to arts in healthcare and placed water at the centre of ecology, climate chaos and biodiversity
art, ecology and the natural order of things, poetics of now a time of uncertainty now, being the flow
The text critically reflects on the UN Sustainable Development Goals and focuses on SDG4: Ensure inclusive and equitable
quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities
This article takes the reader for a stroll through a programme of ecological artsled, performance-based research.
‘Destruction and creation’, ‘creative destruction’, create and destroy; there are differences between these terms and this essay inquires into those differences
Over time, all life comes into being and goes out of being. Over time, people come into the world and leave the world.
This paper argues that heritage is what contemporary culture makes of history and that this may distort our ability to face
future realities.
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