Jonathan Baxter

Jonathan Baxter is an artist, peer-educator and curator. He is the second son to Elizabeth Baxter. Jonathan was formerly the Coordinator of the Centre for the Study of Theology and Health (2003–6), where he developed the Centre’s “ecology of health” framework. Jonathan also edited, and contributed to, the Centre’s first publication, Wounds that Heal: Theology, Imagination and Health (2007). Jonathan currently works as an embedded artist in residence at St Mary’s Episcopal Cathedral, Edinburgh, and as an artist in residence for Art Walk Projects (UK). Both projects address the climate and ecological crisis through practical interventions, peer-led programmes and exhibitions.