This week's guest on Extraordinary Creatives is the amazing Luke Jerram, the artist behind Museum of the Moon, Gaia, Helios, Park and Slide, Sky Orchestra, and Glass Microbiology. His work has been seen by tens of millions of people. Close to a thousand exhibitions across forty countries.In this conversation you will hear how he funds projects nobody has made before, why he turned down Red Bull and Coca-Cola, and what he calls stamina of dissatisfaction - the last five percent that lifts a piece from good enough to worthy of people's attention.I hope you find this as inspiring as I did.The new episode of Extraordinary Creatives is out NOW wherever you get your podcasts! Or comment the word "podcast" to receive the link

The artist known for his large-scale installations talks about his creative approach, from a milkman's work ethic to choosing which rules to follow.

Artist Luke Jerram joins protesters in Bristol as part of a nationwide day of action over pollution.

Messages for future generations are entwined with the newly-planted trees

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Come and join visionary artist Luke Jerram as he talks about his inspirational work Museum of the Mo...

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Full moon, half-moon, total eclipse. What happens when we look up and the moon is missing?

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A Welsh museum will host a spectacular lunar exhibit this Spring designed and created with NASA imagery. Luke Jerram’s Museum of the Moon lands at National Museum Cardiff this March. From 10 March to ...

Watershed and the Jerram Foundation are excited to introduce our Dreamtime Fellow Gemma Paintin, whose practice spans live art, sound, social practice and work for public space.

Luke Jerram is bringing an all-new piece of art to the Royal Observatory Greenwich next year: introducing 'Mirror Moon'.

Luke Jerram's Mirror Moon arrives at the Royal Observatory in March 2026 - see and feel the lunar surface like never before

It may be a midlife crisis, says the man behind seven-metre installations of the Earth, moon and Sun who has planted 365 trees in a 100-year project in Somerset

The environment-forward artist is working on the unique project with a tree-planting charity

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It may be a midlife crisis, says the man behind seven-metre installations of the Earth, moon and Sun who has planted 365 trees in a 100-year project in Somerset

National Trust artistic collaborations continue with ‘Helios’ shining in the darkness

The Fellowship is a partnership between Watershed and Jerram Foundation, a fantastic opportunity for self-led professional development, offering the chance to research, test and develop new artwork in...

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