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The British writer and artist explores the growing confluence of nature and technology, examining how each might be used to create a more equitable world. 

James Bridle's "Ways of Being" and Ray Nayler's "The Mountain in the Sea" aim to explode our tired ideas about intelligent life.

THIS week, Northern Winds is reporting live directly from Electric Picnic, where the likes of Fontaines D.C., Kojaque, Lemonade Shoelace and more have been entertaining the festival-goers of Ireland. The first physical gathering in over three years, EP has delivered on all that was promised and serves as an example of what we can expect now that the pandemic has retreated from the collective purview. Time waits for no man, however, and more live events and festivals have been announced this wee...

Alternating Current, Dublin Digital Radio’s celebration of the experimental currents in contemporary Irish music returns to The Complex this October

Outstandingly bright — with eyes that strikingly resemble ours — yet their ancestors split from mammals and birds 600 million years ago.

Elizabeth Wainwright reviews James Bridle's new book, Ways of Being: Beyond Human Intelligence, published by Allen Lane

There is so much intelligence on this planet other than ours. Realising that will be key to adapting to climate breakdown, says writer and artist James Bridle