Imagine 2020

  Our cities contain many unofficial leisure spaces. These bits of wasteland have become increasingly popular with social and cultural societies and action groups. They often work with local residents [...]

  Very occasionally, something makes your hair stand on end. Something unbelievably small, beautiful and fragile. Nick Steur’s FREEZE! is just such a performance: small in scale, big on ideas. Nick [...]

  ‘It all started in my garage, when I was listening to a radio programme about obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). This turned out to be the first step on a winding [...]

  A man at a table. A camera is mounted on his head. Another camera is hanging above the table. A book of photos lies open on the table. With [...]

The Austrian actress Anna Mendelssohn incorporates dozens of talks, debates and interviews about climate change into a monologue that explores the full complexity of the subject. A procession of scientists, [...]

Carolyn Steel follows the trail of our food, from countryside to city, via markets and supermarkets, kitchens and dining rooms, waste disposal and back. She asks herself how we can [...]

  Alexander Nieuwenhuis recently went to Colombia to construct a completely auto-sustainable and mobile theatre-space with the National University of Colombia. It would weigh less then 100 kilos, could be [...]

Le projet Sciences Fictions donne ses lettres de noblesse aux sciences dans les textes théâtraux. En partenariat avec la Chartreuse de Villeneuve-lez-Avignon et les Editions Espaces 34, le domaine d’O [...]

LIFT and Artsadmin, as part of the IMAGINE 2020 network, commissioned an ambitious new public art work in central London by artist Michael Pinsky that responds to one of the defining [...]

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