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26 Sep David Benjamin Sherry & Fred Tomaselli

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In this episode dedicated to Climate Week, host Kevin Moore talks to artists David Benjamin Sherry and Fred Tomaselli. David Benjamin Sherry mourns the loss of species on the planet and describes his approach to sensing the deep wisdom embedded in nature as a mild form of comfort.

Fred Tomaselli discusses the creation of tranquil and mystical spaces in his art as a protection against the onslaught of chaotic world events and toxic news.

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