Brazil’s rivers of creativity: FutureLeague Rios de Encontro
“We know a new politics of solidarity, individual responsibility and collective transformation is urgently needed. Can we culturally educate ourselves to understand how to create it?” This question has driven community-based arts educator, author, playwright, poet and eco-cultural activist Dan Baron Cohen for many years. He’s travelled from ground-breaking work in post-industrial Manchester and conflict-transformation projects
FC Barcelona and the rise of the fan-run football club
Football is the biggest sport in the world with an estimated 3.5 billion fans, but as the average fan is being increasingly priced out and disregarded, several football teams are striving to do things their way. Liverpool-based Jack Atkins donned his scarf to find out more about community-run football… If boxing is the ‘sport of
“How we used to live: why I’m going to try keep channelling my great grandparents”
Old-fashioned is the new forward-thinking. While many enjoy this time of isolation as a return to an old-fashioned more traditional way of living, what happens when you’re a luxury travel writer? As founding editor of Mr & Mrs Smith, Condé Nast Traveller columnist and BBC Radio broadcaster, Juliet Kinsman has spent more than two decades celebrating
FutureHero Peter Crnokrak: Data is big and beautiful
The Croatian-born 3D computational artist, geneticist and ‘data-friendly Elvis’ on the beauty of maths, transmitting emotions as visuals and data selfies. Peter Crnokrak: “I make art from math. I used to be a quantitative geneticist – the study of nature versus nurture – but purely numbers. Now I use numbers to be expressive as a
