Hello, World: Making Nature at Wellcome Collection
Karl Reich’s 1913 recording of a nightingale – among the world’s earliest extant recordings of bird song – feels like a bottled metaphor for…
Justin Hopper is a writer from Pittsburgh, USA, currently living and working in London. His recent work includes audio-poetry cycles rooted in landscape, memory and myth (Ley Line and the Public Record series), as well as readings and projects related to The Old Weird Albion, an in-progress book seeking alternative visions of Englishness while walking the South Downs Way. He has spent most of the past 15 years as a journalist, writing about everything from Icelandic art and blue-eyed soul to entymology, black-bloc agitprop, and the Pittsburgh Steelers.
Karl Reich’s 1913 recording of a nightingale – among the world’s earliest extant recordings of bird song – feels like a bottled metaphor for…
Seven Counter-clockwise Turns Around Ruin Lust Have you ever known a place which seemed to have no beginning and no end? Paul Nash,…