Edited by artist-curator @saint_lovie featuring the contribution of 20+ incredible voices.
The Slow Grind delves deeper into many of the most pressing issues at the intersection of creativity and environmental and social justice through a series of essays by and interviews with artists, academics and activists across the creative and climate sectors.
“Issues of social justice , conservation, colonialism, wellbeing, climate justice ++ overlap and are reliant on interdependent systems. In this space we will continue to dwell on and think through the myriad of issues that connect our world; prioritising discourse that centres on the social, environmental and creative, by journeying through and gathering the vision and findings of insightful voices from across the creative and cultural realm and beyond them.” – Artist-curator @saint_lovie
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