Lorenzo Belenguer is a visual artist, curator and Extinction Rebellion Arts & Culture Media coordinator. His practice as an artist is constantly focused on reclaiming: be it repurposing discharged rusted metal for gallery spaces or copying traditional European paintings as symbols of imperial power. His work also deals with reclaiming the place of humans within the natural ecosystem, as ancient cultures perfectly knew. Belenguer ran a community art gallery in London for seven years and a project for the 2012 Olympics called Testimonies. His work has been exhibited or performed at spaces such as the Serpentine Gallery, Tate Modern and the Venice Bienale. He is a climate change activist and supports the power of the arts to communicate this climate and ecological emergency in powerful and visual terms to new audiences.

Bridget McKenzie is a researcher and creative curator working across culture, environment and public engagement. She has been director of Flow Associates since 2006, following 14 years’ in roles managing cultural education, including as Education Officer for Tate and Head of Learning at the British Library. She is a trustee for ONCA Gallery, advisor for Culture Unstained and a key initiator of Culture Declares Emergency. She presents and publishes internationally on climate action in the cultural sector and on possibilities of Regenerative Culture. She is founding director of Climate Museum UK, a new CIC which stirs and collects the emerging response to the Climate and Ecological Emergency.

Katie Haines is Head of Marketing and Development at Artsadmin, an arts organisation based in east London that enables artists to create without boundaries and supports artists with free advice and opportunities, and lead partner of Season for Change with Julie's Bicycle, a nationwide cultural campaign programme celebrating the environment and inspiring urgent action on the future of our planet. Prior to Artsadmin, Katie worked at the British Council on the Venice Biennale, the British Council Collection and Creative Europe, and the EU's creative funding programme. She has held marketing, press, digital and audience development roles at the South London Gallery, Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA), Whitechapel Gallery and Barbican.