A Lucky Find
Reading John Connell’s “The Running Book” with its evocative portrayal of the Irish landscape prompted me to dig out this catalogue of black & white… Read More »A Lucky Find
Reading John Connell’s “The Running Book” with its evocative portrayal of the Irish landscape prompted me to dig out this catalogue of black & white… Read More »A Lucky Find
KINSHIP by Ursula K. Le Guin Very slowly burning, the big forest tree stands in the slight hollow of the snow melted around it by… Read More »Tree Poems 1
There are some excellent galleries in Sydney that focus on displaying the work of local artists and providing exhibition space. I am sure its a… Read More »Sydney Ceramics Galleries (2015)
There are some excellent galleries in Sydney that focus on displaying the work of local artists and providing exhibition space. I am sure its a… Read More »Sydney Ceramics Galleries
Back in 2013 a couple of [filmmakers][1] bravely took on the risk of making a high quality movie about the Permaculture movement in North America.… Read More »Inhabit Movie
The most popular post on Slowlane has been Ceramics Destinations in Kyoto, this post seeks to provide the same information for a Tokyo visitor. Mingeikan… Read More »Ceramic Destinations in Tokyo
Following a link from Fine Woodworking I came across an inspiring collection of videos featuring a group of traditional craftspeople who live in the US… Read More »Arkansas Living Treasures
I describe myself as a Maker, for me the term is a indicator of where my inspiration and satisfaction are found. This has generally been… Read More »Making and Work
Great infographic post at infowetrust via the Huffington Post and macademic that shows the daily ritual of interesting historical figures. Smoking, coffee and beer appear… Read More »Daily Rituals
Wolfram at SXSW The link above is to a transcript of Stephen Wolframs SXSW talk, a mind boggling run down of the incredible computational power… Read More »A Vision of the Future