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#31 Aquatic Aliens Versus Norwegian Marines, Part I - IV
- Elin Wikström In my luggage, on my first trip to Svolvær in January 2008, I had a couple of guidebooks on the Lofoten Islands in Norway - not containing a word on what interested me the most - the migration patterns of humans and animals in the area. Humans have obviously always been on the move, despite enormous social and geographical barriers. It's a fascinating thought. Migration does, in fact, contain fantastic potential for evolution and growth, both for the individuals and for the society - economically, socially, and culturally.
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#30 20th Century Type Coins
- Marc Ganzglass 20th Century Type Coins is a radio play about two characters hoarding coins. The first - Ephraim, is a scholar, an empiricist and a diligent coin collector. The other character - Mungo, is impetuous, anti-authoritarian and a survivalist. The two characters compare sorting reports and tactics for acquiring coins based on their value as raw material.
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#26 Obligatory Passage Point
- Collaboration between Linus Elmes, Linda Soneryd, Jens Soneryd,
Milo Lavén, Elin Strand, Tove Lamm Stråhle,
Jo Rideout and Per Nyström.
Point out a compass course and make an investigation. Make it a game. Investigate the relation between you as a citizen and the resistance of the city, when you are walking a straight line, following a pre-defined compass course. Investigate what obstacles your body will meet: the air friction; other bodies; ditches you are forced to go down into and up again as they pass your way.
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#13 How I Became An Artist
- Saskia Holmkvist One thing leads to another - so can the world be related. Causal connections above and beyond the easily
predictable make me curious and therefore the chain of effects motif occupies an important place in my work,
especially as a narrative means.
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#5 The Melancholy Of Evolution
- Po Hagström Today there are 1,600,000 registered species on earth. It is reckoned that around 320,000 of them will have
disappeared by the year 2020. Around 2050 it is assumed that every other species (800,000 species) will have
vanished. What is a species worth?
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