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The upcoming film in our Shifting Landscapes Film Series shares the story of documentary filmmaker Kalyanee Mam’s search for an embodied spiritual relationship with her homeland. Watch the trailer for “Taste of the Land.” https://t.co/BXsc9lMdJu
Wistman's Wood, a high altitude oakwood on Dartmoor.
Oaks have been growing here for over 7,000 years with little or no human interaction.
Photo: Neil Burnell
“Time is all around us, speaking in many different voices.” —Llewellyn Vaughan-Lee
Journey through the many landscapes of Time and take them with you where you go. Emergence Magazine, Volume 5: Time. https://t.co/prwSGQsFtQ
Through a practice of devotion to the nightingale, folk singer @samleesong opens a pathway into a deepening relationship of care, stewardship, and love with these songbirds and the living world we share. Watch “The Nightingale’s Song.“ https://t.co/LsitVFdB4R
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“Who would dream for us to be better if it were not the artist? And who would show us the way if it were not for the storyteller? And who would remind us we were loved if it were not the poet?” —@jamaicaosorio
Watch the film “Aloha ‘Āina.” https://t.co/DWdBmQp5wq
“We are in proportions that are just beyond language. We are in mythology. And how do you write about something that is larger than language?” —@AndriMagnason
Watch “The Last Ice Age,” by Adam Loften and Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee. https://t.co/0VGbyvO8TI
Next month, the Offprint London book fair will host independent experimental and socially engaged publishers in the fields of arts, architecture, design, humanities, and visual culture. See you at the @Tate from Friday, May 17th to Sunday, May 19th. https://t.co/oEwaqpzdLf
Thank you to all who voted for us in this year’s @TheWebbyAwards! We are delighted to announce we’ve won both the Webby Award and the People’s Voice Award for “Best Magazine,” all thanks to your support. #Webbys https://t.co/LskoWHcrVx
We’ve been nominated for “Best Magazine” in the 2024 @TheWebbyAwards! We’ve spent the last year pushing the bounds of what storytelling and art can look like in print, digital, and physical spaces. Help support us with your vote and share. #Webbys
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What kind of Time listens and moves in tune with the Earth?
Our latest print volume is coming. If you haven’t already, sign up for our newsletter and be the first to hear more. https://t.co/jiOMbmrIhP
“Here, time moves slowly, longing has a home, and the presence of birds is celebrated.” —Nachiket Sharma
View this week’s photo essay “The Birdman of Old Delhi.” https://t.co/MuPcUApi8P
There are many languages of love we can speak to the Earth; many ways to be present with a place. This week, two stories from India beckon us to recognize the fullness of life in often-overlooked spaces. Read our newsletter. https://t.co/fFAQGR8q9J
“…so that I can hear you / even with my eyes closed,
even with my heart closed, even before I fully wake.” —David Whyte
“Blessings,” by Andrew Hinton, Owen Ó Súilleabháin, and David Whyte. https://t.co/aNfKXWIC00
What is the role of an Arts Council? To support artists as they speak the truth of the world. Art is Oli to all. Art is an act of activism. Deeply fucking grateful for @artscouncil_ie
I am indescribably delighted that MATRESCENCE is on the longlist for the inaugural @WomensPrize for Non-Fiction. Thank you so much to the judges and #womensprize team. What a spectacular list of writing to be part of.