The Last Lungs — by Dr Love in Bristol, UK 🇬🇧https://streetartutopia.com/2026/04/28/when-nature-become-art-collection-of-100-photos-of-street-art-murals-and-sculptures/#StreetArt #PublicArt #Mural
22 Jun 2026
What is the relationship between truth, time, and reality? Journalist Sam Leith speaks with philosopher and author Victoria Trumbull about the ideas of french philosopher Henri Bergson and his challenge to conventional ways of understanding truth and knowledge. They discuss Bergson’s concept of duration, his critique of purely analytical approaches to reality, and his belief that intuition can provide direct access to the real.
At the heart of the conversation lies a fundamental question: can reality ever be fully captured by concepts and language, or does something always escape our descriptions?
14 Oct 2026 #VisualPoetry #BetweenWindAndFeet #ConceptualArt
Autumn leaves become shapes, gestures, and fragments of bodies, carried by wind and curiosity. In Between Wind and Feet, they gather, stretch, wander, and play, hovering between nature and imagination, chance and choreography. A hand touches; a boot interrupts. Movement becomes stillness, and play becomes awareness. In this uncertain space, the familiar turns strange, asking what we notice, what we overlook, and how one small gesture can change everything. The leaves move, and for a moment, we move with them.
16 Oct 2026 #IfYoureListening #ABCNews
Toxic smoke haze is blanketing Malaysia, Singapore and the Philippines, after weeks of fires in Indonesia. In central Chile, flash flooding has trapped people on their roofs, and already Australia’s spring is unusually hot and dry. Scientists have confirmed it’s an El Niño year, and it’s expected to be one of the worst on record, tipping the odds for these extreme weather events.
But we haven’t always had this warning — in 1982 there was a whole heap of apocalyptic weather, and no unifying theory to bring it all together. That “super El Niño” would totally change how we think about forecasting the weather. Now climate change threatens to send us back to the 1980s.
If You’re Listening makes sense of the biggest and most complicated stories in world news, politics and international affairs. Hosted by ABC journalist Matt Bevan, the series combines original reporting, analysis and distinctive visual storytelling to explain what’s happening around the world, how we got here and why it matters.
