Second part of an interview between members of the la Halle œuvrière collective and Marina Pirot, co-founder of Kerminy, a site for research, creation and experimentation in Finistère, Brittany, where artistic and ecological practices meet territorial dynamics.
Kerminy’s Soil Assembly, held from 28 to 30 August, brought together 200 people to share ideas, questions, practices and experiences around the urgent need to care for our soils and keep them alive.
The collective La Halle œuvrière is a long-term resident at Kerminy, a site for research, creation, and experimentation located in Finistère.
For four days in early July, the Kompost Festival 2026 transformed Tempelhofer Feld and its surroundings into a temporary laboratory for soil care.
During a full moon weekend, on May 30 & 31st, artists, gardeners, farmers, researchers and enthousiasts gathered in two artists gardens of Zone2Source in Amsterdam.
On 25–26 June 2026, the regional Soil Assembly titled “Kompost Konferenz” took place in Münster, Germany. The event focused on composting and socio-ecological transformation.
How the questions of soil and sail interweave in a desirable future for food transportation? Tim Boykett from Time's Up extends his presentation at The Soil Assembly in this essay (part two).
How the questions of soil and sail interweave in a desirable future for food transportation? Tim Boykett from Time's Up extends his presentation at The Soil Assembly in this essay (part one).
Focus on Malte Larsen's (microBIOMIK Society) work around community building, mushroom cultivation, urban forests and soil regeneration.
