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Now Future is a Wellington, New Zealand-based partnership between Sophie Jerram and Dugal McKinnon, founded to instigate and realise arts-led projects that address key issues in sustainability and ecology.

In 2012 we presented a collaborative discussion project at Wellington's 19 Tory St Teahouse- called Teahouse Talks for a new economy. In conjunction with Chalkle.

How does climate change interface with with artists and the humanities effectively? See the Dialogues with Tomorrow summaries for 2010 and 2011.

Dialogues with Tomorrow talks from 2011 and 2010 are also available as podcasts.

Now Future's beautifully designed book of the Dialogues 2010 series has been re-released. It is available from us for $30 (incl p&p) - email admin@nowfuture.org.nz for your copy

If you prefer e-books, Thomas Le Bas and Anna Brown have placed the book here for your online reading pleasure.

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Douglas Kahn and Timothy Morton in conversation

Dark Ecologies – Dunedin

A conversation between Douglas Kahn and Timothy Morton

Dark Ecologies - Auckland

Artist Andrea Polli and Meteorologist Erick Brenstrum in conversation in partnership with Massey's SuRe College of Creative Arts Sustainability Research Network

Atmospheric Commons

Nobel Laureate Professor Elinor Ostrom will discuss constructive actions that can be taken in response to the tragedy of the commons. Responses lead by Rod Oram and Aroha Mead.

Future of the Commons

Future of Commons - Arthus Bertrand - Japan

Immersed Life: playwright Angie Farrow & author David Young explore our relationships to the rivers and streams we share and imaginatively cherish

Immersed Life

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"Human points of view are but one point of view among others" (Levi Bryant). But how do we live this rather than just think it?

Friday, June 3, 2011 - 22:34

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