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Art and war

Art and war Artist David Cotterrell was on Radio Four this morning talking about his installation Theatre that opened last weekend as part of the War and Medicine exhibition at the Wellcome Collection (until Feb 15th 2009). Cotterrell initially went to
The things you really need or The New Austerity

The things you really need or The New Austerity There's a lot of talk around about the new austerity. Bruce Sterling writes a brilliant adieu as his last note - or rather sermon - for the Viridian Design Movment, an essay on how to over-ride the financial
Learning Dreams

Learning Dreams I was invited to a fascinating event on Friday, by Tessy Britton FRSA who is always a font of optimism and exciting new contacts, ideas and connections (check out her blog). I was invited to a fascinating event on Friday, by Tessy Britton
Art, change and cat-herders

Art, change and cat-herders The topic we keep circling around in the office in the run up to the launch of the new site on Monday is should artists be herded, cat-like, into engaging directly with the idea of climate change. The topic we keep circling
Copenhagen O9

Copenhagen O9 We are 12 months away from the start of Copenhagen 09, possibly, to filch the ad slogan from that nation's most famous beer, the most important UN climate change conference in the world. More and more science is pointing towards the conclusion
The electifying gaze of Manu Luksch

The electifying gaze of Manu Luksch A little more information on Manu Luksch, whose great film Let It Snow!... was posted yesterday. As that short shows, she's a filmmaker who can conjure beautiful images from the ugliest topics. A little more information
Going nuclear

Going nuclear Nuclear energy is one of the great unresolved issues of climate change. James Lovelock says we can't do without it. George Monbiot says thanks, but we still don't need it. Artists are, in theory at least, people who love unresolved spaces, so
Justifying bad behaviour

Justifying bad behaviour A few weeks ago, the artist Francesca Galeazzi travelled to the Arctic, to one of the world's most beautiful, unspoiled places, a snowfield on the Jakobshavn Fjord, and deliberately, wantonly, turned the valve and released 6kg of
Beginning not to be afraid

Beginning not to be afraid I've just got back from Stephen Heppel's annual Be Very Afraid event at the BAFTA building in Picadilly. I've just got back from Stephen Heppel's annual Be Very Afraid event at the BAFTA building in Picadilly. I've just got back
Education for consumerism...

Education for consumerism... Matthew Taylor's recent post about the impact of the recent economic downturn on our national character had me reflecting again upon the relationship between teachers and consumerism. Matthew's point is partly that a failure of

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Art and war

The things you really need or The New Austerity

Learning Dreams

Art, change and cat-herders

Copenhagen O9

The electifying gaze of Manu Luksch

Going nuclear

Justifying bad behaviour

Beginning not to be afraid

Education for consumerism...