Spiral Orb: an experiment in permaculture poetics , is an online poetry journal based in the US. According to its editor Eric Magrane: Sp...

I wrote my doctorate paid for by public money, so (in memory of Aaron Swartz and in the spirit of Creative Commons ), I make it available h...

Benjamin Laird's excellent trek through various zones of my poetical biota.

My supervisor/editor, Kate Fagan, received today the first draft of my manuscript  Walking for Food: Regaining Permapoesis . After three and...

Artist as Family  are planning to walk to Melbourne from our home in Jaara country and we wish to do this respectfully acknowledging the el...

A new chapbook of mostly Australian poetry, Wandering through the Universal Archive , has just appeared online curated by poet Fiona Hile. T...

From Radio National's Off Track programme: So far, the Permeate series has focused on artists who are inspired by the environment. ...

Daylesford Community Food Gardeners had a big day yesterday of multiple events to do with transition, gardening, music and global ecologica...

The story of Daylesford Community Food Gardeners first nine months demonstrating how a guerilla action at one garden developed into three ...

To here – Wheel of Ecological Culture (permapoesis) From here – Wheel of Progress Capitalism (another false cycle)

Community gardeners, poets and readers met at the new community garden  Rea Lands Park  today to share poems and food in the sunshine. ...

I have put together a panel for a forthcoming poetry symposium to be held at Trades Hall in Melbourne. Here are the details, followed by a f...

Video-sketch: Drawing, singing, yelling, thinking a slow text poem into being with hyper text inputs and world-as-everything mania, this vid...

In preparation for my doctoral review... Click for bigger. The unavoidable fact of everything is a line from my friend Ian Robertson – grap...

Maria and Erikka, our inaugural SWAPs – social warming artists and permaculturalists – have just left our home en route to another permacult...

I was recently invited to submit a critical work for Cordite's issue 33: Creative Commons . Here's an excerpt from All Rights Relinq...

Cheap oil has made us forget the proper relationship we once had to the first six inches of the Earth’s crust. Yet we now know that microbia...

For a few years now I’ve been interested in how permaculture, and its siblings – biodynamic and natural farming – can inform an arts practic...