Year-long programme to explore links between Manx culture and the environment
Manx-born artist Alice Dudley has been named the next Biosphere Artist in Residence for 2025-26.
The year-long programme will explore links between Manx culture, language and the natural environment.
The initiative is led by the Manx Wildlife Trust in partnership with UNESCO.
It coincides with the Year of the Manx Language and the 10th anniversary of the Island becoming a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
During the residency, Alice will lead workshops, performances and exhibitions, and develop projects including a collaborative anthology and a Manx-language-inspired EP.
Speaking to Manx Radio, Alice says she's proud to be taking on the role:
Manx Wildlife Trust Head of Engagement, Carmel Croukamp explains why Alice was chosen:
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