Posts Tagged 'green'
Disgeotic
ABOUT THE SERIES It’s funny that we call ourselves ‘man’ and all other living things ‘nature.’ It is as if we no longer consider ourselves a part of nature. Indeed today, we are not, and although the struggle between ‘human’ and
Sociecity Project
As an active publication both online and in the physical public sphere, Sociecity pushes forward, backward, and sideways at issues facing human kind and the places we inhabit, facilitating conversations about the social environment, the natural environment, the economic environment,
Sociecity Project
As an active publication both online and in the physical public sphere, Sociecity pushes forward, backward, and sideways at issues facing human kind and the places we inhabit, facilitating conversations about the social environment, the natural environment, the economic environment,
Article Featured by European Cyclists’ Federation
An article I wrote recently on sociecity.com has been featured in the midst of the launch of the European Cyclists’ Federation. The organization has over 500,000 members, representing a rather large contingency of bicycle advocates in Europe. The article featured,
Article Featured by European Cyclists’ Federation
An article I wrote recently on sociecity.com has been featured in the midst of the launch of the European Cyclists’ Federation. The organization has over 500,000 members, representing a rather large contingency of bicycle advocates in Europe. The article featured,
A Right Honorable Chat
Titles of public officials in other countries seem funny to me, “Right Honorable Lord Mayor” for instance. But maybe adding ‘right honorable’ to a title makes politicians behave a little better: if it’s in your title, you must uphold it!
A Right Honorable Chat
Titles of public officials in other countries seem funny to me, “Right Honorable Lord Mayor” for instance. But maybe adding ‘right honorable’ to a title makes politicians behave a little better: if it’s in your title, you must uphold it!
Green
ABOUT THE SERIES Green is a painterly photographic experiment and a ‘feeling’ study of plant life in urban spaces around the world. The frames in the current series are from Fukoka, Dazaifu, Miyajima, and Tokyo (Japan), Berlin and Frankfurt (Germany),
Heading to South Korea
Patrick is leaving today for a few weeks of farming, biking, and writing in South Korea. Most of the time will be split between a few farms outside Seoul at the Dumulmeori Organic Complex, then with a rather famous natural
Heading to South Korea
Patrick is leaving today for a few weeks of farming, biking, and writing in South Korea. Most of the time will be split between a few farms outside Seoul at the Dumulmeori Organic Complex, then with a rather famous natural