How Beer, Art and Our Cultural Institutions Can Lead the Transition to a Regenerative Future

Arc Cinema – National Film and Sound Archive of Australia
McCoy Cct, Acton ACT

Event Description

A conversation with leaders taking action on climate to discover what inspires them, their journey and the unique role they play to gather, inspire and engage humanity to take action on climate change.

Laurence Kain is the co-founder and Managing Director of Capital Brewing Co, one of Canberra best-loved institutions. Capital Brewing is Australia’s first brewery to achieve carbon neutral certification across their entire organisation and products.

Catherine Polcz is a science communicator and creative producer working across museums and media. Drawing on her background as a botanist and ecologist, she has conceived and produced content for science festivals, events and panel discussions. Since 2018, she has been the lead science producer at the Powerhouse Museum and Sydney Observatory. She is the curator of 100 Climate Conversations, the new Powerhouse climate solutions exhibition, program and podcast featuring 100 weekly conversations with Australian climate leaders.

Christian Hampson co-founded Yerrabingin in 2018. Yerrabingin is a visionary start-up that seeks to disrupt conventional approaches to ending Indigenous disadvantage, and create intercultural opportunities for future generations to thrive. With over 20 years of experience working in Indigenous Cultural Heritage, Christian sought to walk a new path by interweaving collaborative design thinking and Indigenous knowledge. Yerrabingin have become a leading force in the design industry by delivering environmentally conscious native landscapes and place making designs enriched with Indigenous narratives.

Presented by the National Film and Sound Archive (NFSA) and hosted by Chris Mercer, NFSA Head of Programs and Place.

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