Msitu wa Ndoto (Kiswahili: Forest of Dreams)

At Panga ya Saidi, on Kenya’s coast, lies Africa’s oldest known human burial, a child laid to rest 78,000 years ago. Archaeologists named her Mtoto, simply “child.” The Kauma community […]

Lost and Forgotten

Bringing Ancient Voices to a Global Audience Lost and Forgotten is an international cultural collaboration that brought centuries-old Mijikenda oral traditions to audiences around the world through a groundbreaking live […]

Sympathetic Ear

Someone is listening. And that someone might surprise you. What would it feel like to be truly heard? Sympathetic Ear is a series of intimate audio pieces, each one placing […]

Life In Our Hands

Life in Our Hands Capturing unheard stories through sculpture Life in Our Hands was a multimedia visual art exhibition that celebrated the people of the Yorkshire Dales and the stories […]

Tom Twisleton

Our local Craven dialect is fading. And in an age of global voices and shared language, it might feel inevitable. But dialect carries more than words. It holds humour, values, […]

My Favourite Doll

Most of us carry a soft companion from childhood – a doll, a teddy, something held close in the night. With My Favourite Doll, we invited the people of Settle […]