Anna Souter

Inspiring Sunday reading: @wtlfmag #7 ‘The Grammar of Being’ by @AnnaSouter , Thomas Broadhead and @WillHearle @Alicemccabe3 “language is both cause and effect of our relationship w our ecosystem”. Makes me think of Irene Solà’s book & how my mother tongues are constructed🪻🌱🌝

The British Museum Takes the Feminism Out of Feminine Power. The realities of women’s lives are conspicuously absent from the British Museum’s Feminine Power, a show about the feminine. By @AnnaSouter hyperallergic.com/752644/the-bri…

@nataliestitch Thank you for sharing!!

Read @AnnaSouter’s essay about @TonyPlant1962 who creates site specific, large-scale, temporary interventions in landscapes alongside partnered paintings. Find it here: synesthesia.online/Tony-Plant-by-… @CultivatorCorn @PlymCreative

🪡🧵🕷️ ‘Louise Bourgeois: The Woven Child’ @haywardgallery is reviewed by @AnnaSouter for @Hyperallergic. 🗓️ Don't forget to catch the show before it closes on 15 May! hyperallergic.com/730877/the-mon…

In 2022 "'the #Finnish government treats Sámi ancestral land as a 'resource to exploit and sell piece by piece to any market that needs it'; however, Venice's Sámi Pavilion Is a Coup for #Indigenous Artists hyperallergic.com/717120/venice-… by @AnnaSouter"

It’s time to introduce the writers who will be participating in #SynesthesiaII. Our experimental project facilitates collaboration between curators, writers and artists and this year we will be working with : @janicecyli @ltgbarron Brooke Wilson Moriah Ogunbiyi @AnnaSouter

New major exhibition, Rooted Beings, will examine our symbiotic relationship with plants & propose a meditative reflection on the plant world. Get a sneak preview in this piece by @AnnaSouter in @wtlfmag featuring an interview with curator @barbaraRmunoz. wheretheleavesfall.com/explore/articl…

Thanks to @AnnaSouter for persuading me to buy this book! hyperallergic.com/675873/paul-da…

'Herbert’s work proposes a radical fluidity between species, suggesting that we have the ability to learn from nonhuman relationships in order to live more generously.' – words by @AnnaSouter Delve deeper into the work at:bit.ly/3wi2Sxa

There are two good options here, but the 2nd is better than the 1st: 1. Force the water companies, who have sucked out roughly £60bn in dividends (enough to have upgraded the entire network) to invest. 2. Accept that privatisation has been a catastrophe, and nationalise them.

Really excited to have a piece in this issue!

@ArchShopTalk Thank you so much!

Fascinating to read @AnnaSouter article "Bathed in light" in Where the Leaves Fall, #stackmagazines on how tuberculosis influenced architecture and how sanatoriums became solar devices for healing - still so relevant today...

The UK is a rainforest nation. Or it should be, sadly almost none survives. But it could all grow back, and a lot of ideal rainforest land is Royal land! Dartmoor for example. The Royals have the power to make us a Rainforest nation once again! WOW! /1

The shit in our rivers is a direct result of withholding investment, so that the money can be channelled into shareholders' pockets instead. If there is a good argument against renationalising the water companies, I have yet to see it.

The water companies enjoy private monopolies, and exploit them ruthlessly, aided by the deregulation agenda of successive governments. Since 1989, they’ve extracted at least £56bn in dividends. All this is money that should have been used to upgrade the system.

Thanks to @AnnaSouter & @hyperallergic for this engaged review of @ProfCBorland exhibition #InRelationtoLinum "Borland presents a more open-ended and responsive relationship between humans and flax." #ClimateHouse @TheBotanics hyperallergic.com/676052/the-ind…