We Feed The UK

We Feed The UK is a major touring exhibition and national campaign that connects award-winning photographers and poets with some of the UK’s most inspiring nature-friendly food producers.

Through photography and poetry, We Feed the UK celebrates the soil sisters, seed savers and food growers creating positive alternatives to corporate food production. Their stories reveal the power of food, farming and community to adapt to climate change, bring back biodiversity and champion social justice.

Especially curated for Bradford, this iteration of the exhibition journeys from women farmers in the Scottish Highlands and Black-led collectives growing in the heart of London, to soil restoration in Northumberland, and young people leading regeneration projects in the Brecon Beacons, Wales.

Across the exhibition you’ll encounter powerful images and new writing that reconnect us with food as the web of life — where climate, culture, ecology, wellbeing and justice are all entwined.

Featuring

Photographers: Johannah Churchill, Sophie Gerrard, Andy Pilsbury, Arpita Shah.

Poets: Kate Fox, Iona Lee, Ifor Ap Glyn, Zena Edwards.

Growers: West Wharmley Farm (Northumberland), Grampian Graziers and Lauriston Agroecology Farm (Scotland), The Penpont Project (Wales), Black Rootz and Go Grow With Love (London).

Grown by The Gaia Foundation, We Feed The UK is presented at Loading Bay in partnership with Impressions Gallery.

Image top: Pam of Black Rootz at Wolves Lane © Arpita Shah for We Feed The UK.