LIBRARY OF CHANGE

This may go without saying, but it’s not enough to think of yourself as ‘obviously not racist’.

The rhythm of the present is shaping our future. We are experiencing a more intense and profound idea of it.

In response to the #CultureDeclares call out for Letters in Lockdown responding to the Covid-19 crisis, Line Langebek writes...

A LETTER TO A FRIEND ABROAD:

Are the plants still growing?

MONDAY

We're writing this from different lockdowns,

Calling out to each other and to...

I was in my twenties when the word 'imagination' took on a new meaning.

I wake from a dream. In it, a tsunami crashes through the doors and windows of my house.

And what of this word, 'community' that seems to stretch into both past, present and future, a noun that holds up its own four pillars or syllables?

Selina Nwulu is a writer, essayist and social researcher. In our latest podcast she reads from her poetry series on loneliness and climate change.

In these uncertain times, it becomes even more important that we recognise the courage in our own vulnerability and that of others.

From Latin reconciliare to bring together again, from re- + conciliare make friendly, conciliate.

We're joining a brilliant line-up of artists to offer two workshops at the Somerset House Earth Day Season 2019.