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This is an emerging gallery of creative responses to our challenging age brought together by The Great Imagining.
We are only just beginning to get some shared awareness of our multiple global predicaments.
These are invitations to honour our living world, and the ecosystems that we depend on.
They are available to be owned with your money going towards The Great Imagining education programmes.
Established over 15 years ago, our charity is helping young people
to inspire their communities and take action towards a Greener, Fairer, Wiser future.
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ROSEMARY CLUNIE
Rosemary Clunie was born in Scotland, and as a child lived and travelled in the Middle East, Africa and Europe.
Her artworks have been exhibited widely since 1991, including at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Abergavenny Museum, and Cumberland Lodge in Windsor Great Park. Her paintings are held in eminent private and public collections.
She also creates literary artworks with Booker prize winning author Sir Ben Okri in a rare dialogue between text and image.
Rosemary Clunie was born in Scotland, and as a child lived and travelled in the Middle East, Africa and Europe.
Her artworks have been exhibited widely since 1991, including at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Abergavenny Museum, and Cumberland Lodge in Windsor Great Park. Her paintings are held in eminent private and public collections.
She also creates literary artworks with Booker prize winning author Sir Ben Okri in a rare dialogue between text and image. …
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