by Caro Line | Dec 13, 2018 | Past Movers & Shakers
Poet, painter, pacifist, prophet – Gustav ‘Gusto’ Gräser (1879-1958) actively resisted BAU (Business As Usual) over 100 years ago and inspired a ton of people to think (and do) more laterally. Introduced to me by Hermann Hesse (1877-1962), who was somewhat...
by Caro Line | Nov 24, 2017 | Art, Culture, Fiction
Adam Flynn wrote “Solarpunk: Notes towards a manifesto” three years ago. How far we have come! The article became a rallying cry for Solarpunksters everywhere, and Adam has been an important hub in the movement ever since (I’m not sure how he will...
by Caro Line | Jun 26, 2017 | Art
Since I first met Laura aka acesonued (pronounced: ah-key-so-noo-eed) at Zday 2015 in Brisbane, she has really embraced her own style. And that style has become more and more Solarpunk whenever I had the pleasure of checking it out. Or the other way around, acesonued...
by Caro Line | Jun 10, 2017 | Culture
Rob Brezsny is a writer, musician, astrologist and “culture hero”, who has added priceless amounts of beautiful soul, mind and <3 food to the world since the eighties. My housemate, friend and fellow writer Michelle Karen has followed his...
by Caro Line | Apr 28, 2017 | Art, Fiction
There are several awesome things about OBSOLETE! Press – especially, obviously, that their latest issue from February 2017 is on Solarpunk. I immensely enjoyed their About page, so I’ll just go ahead an quote a couple of t why the name OBSOLETE!? In...
