HARD RAIN: What Sweden is doing
English-language content from the latest exhibition is now available on this site. As Dag Jonzon writes in his introduction, although Sweden "is on its way to becoming a nature-based high-tech society... if everyone in the world shared our living habits, we would need three planets."
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Vattenrike biosphere reserve from HARD RAIN: What Sweden is doing © Chris Steele-Perkins
HARD RAIN: What Sweden is doing
English-language content from the latest exhibition is now available on this site. As Dag Jonzon writes in his introduction, although Sweden "is on its way to becoming a nature-based high-tech society... if everyone in the world shared our living habits, we would need three planets."
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HARD RAIN: What Malmö is doing © Henrik Saxgren
HARD RAIN: What Malmö is doing opened on Friday 19 August as part of the 2011 Malmö Festival. This was the first in a series of customised displays showcasing an individual city's commitment to sustainable urban development, featuring specially-commissioned photographs by Henrik Saxgren and interviews by Mikael Ringman.
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HARD RAIN: What Norrköping is doing © Henrik Saxgren
HARD RAIN: What Norrköping is doing opened on 28 October 2011, at the Norrköping City Library, and runs until 18 November. Photography by Henrik Saxgren and interviews by Eva Lundgren Stenbom.
HARD RAIN: What Sweden is doing launched at Malmö Museum on 20 November 2011, featuring sustainable development projects across Sweden photographed by Chris Steele-Perkins of Magnum, as well as Swedish-backed projects overseas. It will subsequently tour twenty university cities throughout Sweden.
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The Swedish exhibitions are presented in partnership with the Swedish International Development Agency.
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HARD RAIN: What Scotland is doing will launch in April 2012 at the Royal Botanic Garden, Edinburgh.
Rio+20 edition
A special edition of Hard Rain marking the Rio+20 Earth Summit in June 2012 is planned to launch at Rio, London, Stockholm, Santiago, Nairobi and other cities.
HARD RAIN: What'll you do now? at Kew Gardens © Chris Steele-Perkins
HARD RAIN: What'll You Do Now? enjoyed a long run at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew from 14 May to 30 October 2011.
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