‘I Call It Botanarchy’: The Hackney Guerrilla Gardener Bringing Power to the People
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‘I Call It Botanarchy’: The Hackney Guerrilla Gardener Bringing Power to the People
experimenting with self-governance in the streets.
Nathan Schneider • Governable Spaces: Democratic Design for Online Life
The ones with ink on their hands, paint on their faces, mosses in their hair, shirts on sideways because they have been awake all night in the thrall of a new idea. This is where the art of earth-saving lies. We are creating a new story—one of vitality, conviviality, feralness (escape!), wildness, nonduality, interconnectedness, generosity, sensual
... See moreLyanda Lynn Haupt • Rooted: Life at the Crossroads of Science, Nature, and Spirit
I understand digital gardens as online spaces where many people are coming together to tend to seeds, which can be understood as content. The container that digital gardens are held in is a commitment to sustainability, pluralism, and cyclical growth. It entails adaptation and a culture of learning.
Katja Vujić • Is Somewhere Good the Future of Social Media?
the act of urban wandering, the spirit of political radicalism, allied to a playful sense of subversion and governed by an inquiry into the methods by which we can transform our relationship to the urban environment.