So many of my working hours in the first half of 2018 went into the new Dark Mountain website. It was a strange experience to have it “go live” while…
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Author: Dougald Hine
‘We see things in the daylight, but in the night we have dreams and we process the things that we’ve seen and try to make sense of them, try to find a way of weaving them into our knowledge of ourselves and our ideas of ourselves in the world.’
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From the Dead Centre of the Present
A reflection on my collaboration with the Dutch-Serbian architecture duo STEALTH.unlimited.
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The Consequences of Unacknowledged Loss
An essay written for the programme for the Orange Tree Theatre production of Joe White’s Mayfly.
This conversation was published on Dark Mountain’s Online Edition, four months prior to the publication of the Deep Adaptation paper.
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a school called HOME
In 2018, Anna and I set out on the long-term project of creating a school, a gathering place and a learning community for those who are drawn to the work of regrowing a living culture.
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Introducing a school called HOME
An announcement about a new project Anna and I are launching together.
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It’s Time to Start a School
Issue 16 of my Crossed Lines newsletter was where we first announced the launch of a school called HOME.
A tribute to a writer by whose work so many of us found our bearings. Written for Contemporary Theatre Review.
For AHA! festival in Gothenburg, Alexander Dam, Sara Rousta and I created this performance for two dancers and a writer running out of words.