The Art of Psychoecology: an introduction to The Wonderings Warren Draper The natural environment has, of course, always inspired artistic creation, and there is a long succession of artists and movements who have sought to bring the non-human world back into the heart of human culture. But, given the current and deepening Climate & Extinction …

It’s the most wonderful time of the year… no, not Christmas, it’s Veganuary!  Last year over 580,000 people signed the pledge to go vegan in January, and 98% of them would recommend that their friends do the same. This year 40% of signatories have said that they hope to still be vegan beyond January. For …

A decade or so ago, when Rachel Horne and I started working together you’d be forgiven for thinking that not much happened in Doncaster with regard to art and culture. But Rachel and I knew that there was no such thing as a ‘cultural desert’ and we were determined to shout about the amazing hidden …

Veganism is often associated with white, middle class liberal ‘do-gooders’, but in origin, thought and practice it is much more diverse than most people think… Looking at some of the mainstream vegan publications and some of the more high profile social media superstars, you would be forgiven for thinking that veganism was a trend invented …