O le faʻamoemoe e toe faʻaalia le faʻaaloalo mo lo tatou biosphere taua ma lavelave ma faʻaosofia ai le maofa ma le maofa mo la tatou paneta matagofie, o le Our Time on Earth exhibition e suʻesuʻeina auala eseese o loʻo i ai i luga o le lalolagi ma saili auala e toe faʻafesoʻotaʻi ai ma i latou, aʻo vaʻavaʻai foi i le matafaioi a tekinolosi. ta'alo i le fa'alolotoina o lo tatou malamalama ma feso'ota'iga i le lalolagi fa'anatura. O lo tatou Taimi i luga o le Lalolagi e faʻamalosia ai tagata asiasi e fai sao taua ma tuʻu le lagona faʻamalosia e faia suiga lelei.

O le faʻaaliga o le Our Time on Earth e faʻamanatuina ai le malosi o le fatufatuga o le lalolagi e suia ai le talanoaga e uiga i faʻalavelave faʻafuaseʻi o le tau. O le mea na tupu na faʻalauiloaina i le aso 5 o Me i Barbican e leʻi leva talu ona faʻasalalau e le nofoaga autu o faatufugaga ma konafesi o le a talimalo i le 2023 Ecocity World Summit; fa'apea fo'i ma fa'ailoga tetele e lua mo le fa'aauauina o nofoaga. O le faʻaaliga e faʻaauau seia oʻo ia Aokuso 29, 2022.

Jackie Boughton, Ulu o Barbican Business Events, faʻamatalaga: O lenei faʻaaliga tele ua toe faʻaalia ai lo tatou tulaga o se taʻitaʻi o le lalolagi i le tuʻuina atu o mea faʻapitoa. E matua mitamita lava le 'au atoa i mea o loʻo tuʻuina atu e le Barbican e le gata mo tagata lautele ae faʻapea foʻi ma faʻalapotopotoga ma sui o loʻo mananaʻo e faʻaoga lelei lo Tatou Taimi i luga o le Lalolagi pe a latou asiasi i le Barbican.

E ala i faatufugaga, mamanu, saienisi, musika ma filosofia, o le faʻaaliga o loʻo faʻaalia ai le tele o vaʻaiga mataʻutia mo le lumanaʻi o ituaiga uma. O se faigamalaga e ala i le faatofuina, fesoʻotaʻiga faʻapipiʻi ma galuega faakomepiuta, o le faʻaaliga e valaʻaulia ai tagata asiasi e tofo i le tele o vaaiga o la tatou paneta fefaʻasoaaʻi, suʻesuʻeina le lalolagi o se faʻalapotopotoga tatou te auai uma ai - o tagata e na o le tasi le ituaiga i le faitau miliona.

O lo tatou Taimi i luga o le Lalolagi o loʻo tuʻuina atu ai galuega e 18, e aofia ai le 12 komisi fou, mai le 12 atunuu i le salafa o le lalolagi e fausia se faasologa o fesoʻotaʻiga fou fou. O le tuʻufaʻatasia o aʻoaʻoga, tusiata, tusiata, tagata faʻamalosi, mamanu, ecologists, inisinia, faʻaupuga o le siʻosiʻomaga, tagata suʻesuʻe, saienitisi, tekinolosi ma tusitala, o le faʻaaliga o loʻo faʻamaonia ai le manaʻoga e galulue faʻatasi i matāʻupu e foʻia faʻatasi suiga o le tau.

O le faʻaaliga i le Curve e faia i vaega e tolu fesoʻotaʻi- Belong, Imagine and Engage, ua fuafuaina e faʻatupu ai se suiga i le mafaufau, suia le auala tatou te mafaufau ai i le lalolagi masani.

E mafai ona maua nisi fa'amatalaga e uiga i le fa'aaliga iinei.

OA MEA E AVEA MAI LENEI TUSI:

Aiming to reignite respect for our essential and complex biosphere and inspire awe and wonder for our beautiful planet, the Our Time on Earth exhibition explores different ways of existing on Earth and finding ways to reconnect with them, while also looking at the role technology has to play in deepening our understanding and connection to the natural world.
A journey through immersive, interactive installations and digital works, the exhibition invites visitors to experience a range of perspectives of our shared planet, exploring Earth as a community to which we all belong – humans as just one species among millions.
The whole team is incredibly proud of what the Barbican is delivering not just for the public but also organisers and delegates who wish to make the most of Our Time on Earth when they visit the Barbican.