News

This month sees the premiere of an audiowalk production that’s the final piece of the repertoire programme I helped to create during my time at Riksteatern. As part of the production, I wrote and recorded a reflection on the future.

Talking about what goes missing from the big, simple story of ‘Progress’ and how much I’ve learned from decolonial thinkers like Vanessa Andreotti and Walter Mignolo.

Talking with Rev Sara Jolena Wolcott about ancestor work and uncovering the stories your family didn’t tell.

Travelling to Denmark for the next stage in a collaboration with the glass artists Monica Guggisberg and Philip Baldwin.

Join me for an eight-week online offering from a school called HOME.

Introducing a new podcast in which I’ll be in conversation with the futurist Ed Gillespie.

In this interview with Patrick Farnsworth, I speak about Dark Mountain and the Notes from Underground essays.

Introducing an essay series and podcast that will be a journey into the deep context of the new climate movements.

A film by Nick Stewart that resulted from our trip to Mexico in December 2012.

This event in Stroud will be a chance to hear more about what we’re doing at HOME, the school Anna and I are starting. I’ll be speaking alongside Francis Barton, one of the participants in our first course.

During the next several years I intend to work on an epilogue to the industrial age… With these words, Ivan Illich opens Tools for Conviviality (1973), one of the series of short books written at the height of his fame. This month, the Design Museum in London are hosting a day-long symposium to explore the possibilities…

After ten years of holding the space of Dark Mountain – the space between stories, the place you come when things you once believed in no longer make sense – it’s time for me to move on.