#end_of_empire: what is the work and what does it do in the world?
‘What is the role of the artist in a time of crisis?’ Eva Sajovic explores this in relation to the process of developing #end_of_empire
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Thoughts and ideas all around our practice; from artists, team members, collaborators and participants.
Together we're reflecting on the role of art in our everyday lives here in Pendle.
Re-Imagine Nelson: Re-Radicalizing, Re-Learning and Re-Connecting the Real
"And this is how we resisted and took control of where and how we lived." Samantha Jones on Nelson's possibilities for collective action
Guided by water
Kristina Borg asks how we can create a better exchange between Nelson’s green and blue spaces and the town centre?
Mapping Nelson
Michael Powell shares a collaboratively produced illustrated map of Nelson, as a way of engaging people with its underused features.
Palette Cleansing Thinking
What would Nelson’s food system look like if it was governed by locals?
Nelson Reimagined
Andy Abbott introduces Nelson Reimagined - what sustainable futures might emerge from our postindustrial towns?
Heart of Pendle
I’ve always felt the heart of a place is its spirit and the spirit of community; its people.
Create a Space
I was learning about ‘embedded practice’ and sensing it as a reciprocal hospitality - a thing that goes two ways - a mirroring of generosity
Celebrating Landscape and Place
A changing view of how art and artists can integrate in understated ways with landscape projects, leading to surprising revelations.
Held
Nisha Duggal
What does it mean to eat a Pendle Peat Pie?
Frankie Turk
Cyanotype Life
Abigail Lewis
Bowland on our Doorstep
Mums 2 Mums, in conversation with Anna Taylor
The Shades of Colour Within the Landscape
Zoya Bhatti
Access is a Hill
Kelly Loughlin
Indwelling: Art in Everyday Life
William Titley
Published in The Double Negative
On Use, Value and Responsibility
Siobhan Forshaw
Art Encounters with Health Data
Anam Elahi
Outlines
Isabella Martin
From Brierfield to Biella
Paul Hartley and Rauf Bashir
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