Trains. They are still the love of our Japanese life! Since the duck and I take trains pretty regularly now, we’ve had lots of opportunities to make mistakes, and learn from them, and to assemble […]
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Ep. 5 | Jessica Elleray
Travelling has given me such a respect for how places and contexts shape communities and vice versa … I think it has given me understanding and it is an influence on my work. Let’s […]
Ep. 4 | Geoff Rushton
I like the idea of leaving work in the landscape … creating something where it has fallen, where the environment has nurtured it, and leaving it there for people to randomly stumble accross. Want to […]
Ep. 3 | Marja Lingsma
Being born on the other side of the world doesn’t mean you can’t talk to each other or understand each other … You have to stay curious about other people, and artists are curious by […]
Ep.2 | Graham Mort
The effects of travelling and connecting with other kinds of cultures aren’t just reflected in the work … travelling to Kampala was a profound moment for me. Let’s follow the birds and migrate from the […]
Ep. 1 | Sarah Gavron
Writers and artists have the right to tell the stories that aren’t their own … and to write about things they are not familiar with. Fancy a quick trip to India? And how about one […]
Why Every Motherland Needs Wandering Bards, by Rosemary Kay
I am a better person for living alongside Syrians, Italians, Libyans, Spaniards, Egyptians, Germans, Afghans, Nigerians. And of course I am a better person for having helped other humans in need. Just as I am […]
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