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  • What we don’t say says a lot

    Greenbelt's Creative Director Paul Northup muses about the space for change and transformation that is opened up when things are left unsaid. You can tell people what you believe. You can make it...

  • Jyothi Cross

    Jyothi Cross

    The ultimate ideas person, Jyothi is a teen, an activist, and someone who really just enjoys speaking. There's a lot to say and a lot going on in the world, and Jyothi likes to talk about it all in...

  • Living the Great Commission at Uni

    A guest blog by Ben Martin, Lay Pioneer Pastor at St Alkmund's Church in Derby for our Associates, SCM. Evangelism – Many of us shudder at the idea of it. We think of it as such a dirty word...

  • Enterprise for the Common Good?

    A guest blog from David Alcock, Head of Social Business at ACS. So what is "Enterprise for the Common Good"? It's when a business seeks to operate fairly and justly, looking beyond the narrow...

  • Picture this: join our photographers

    What does Greenbelt look like? Could you capture it in an image? Are you able to spot the quirky, beautiful, profound, inspiring, thought-provoking or simply unusual images which make up the...

  • Zamaan (Rihab Azar & Jamal Al Sakka)

    Zamaan (Rihab Azar & Jamal Al Sakka)

    ‘Zamaan', meaning time in Arabic and often referring to the past, is a growing project that revives, celebrates and builds on gems of Arabic and Middle-Eastern music. Featuring the oud and...

  • Mohammed Ali

    Mohammed Ali

    Art meets faith, identity and social change in Mohammed Ali's work, adorning the canvas of walls and public spaces and continues to change the visual landscapes of the cities we live in. His art...

  • St Martin-in-the-Fields: Inspired to Follow

    St Martin-in-the-Fields: Inspired to Follow

    Alastair is a priest at London's St Martin-in-the-Fields, and an adult educator, facilitator and coach working with clergy and church groups. Ayla is a trainee priest and Art History Fellow at...

  • I.D. Campbell

    I.D. Campbell

    Iain Campbell graduated from the Glasgow School of Art in 1997 and focuses on bold portraits exploring life in the face of adversity. He is artist-in- residence at St George's Tron Church of...

  • Murmuration by Nicola Haines

    Murmuration by Nicola Haines

    This installation comprises a set of 150 intricately stenciled birds that swoop overhead in a suspended swirling murmuration over a 25-metre walkway. At dusk, the birds are illuminated and change...

  • Mark in a Landscape by Jane Roberts

    Mark in a Landscape by Jane Roberts

    This exhibition features large drawings of clay and water on paper that will be attached to all the walls of the garden shed. The audience will be encouraged to draw or describe their favourite...

  • Matt Lawrence

    Matt Lawrence

    Having trained both in Fine Art and Illustration, since the late 1980's Matt has worked as a commercial artist in a variety of guises - Travel Illustrator; Book and Magazine illustration; Court...

  • Mirrored by Naomi Gordon McKibbin

    Mirrored by Naomi Gordon McKibbin

    This work is an invitation to ponder and pause amidst the dance which is diversity, individuality, and unity. Where there is reflection there is human life. Some experiences are common to us all,...

  • Alison Inglis-Jones

    Alison Inglis-Jones

    A board member of the Trussell Trust, Alison is a food bank volunteer with twenty years' voluntary sector experience.

  • You’ve Got A Lot To Learn by GRACE!

    You’ve Got A Lot To Learn by GRACE!

    GRACE is a collective of women who identify as older. GRACE will perform an action involving tasks and skills that are well known to our generation: rewiring a lamp, darning a sock, cross-stitch,...

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