LUMIN

LUMIN JOURNAL 4 IS OUT NOW🌐 get yours here >>> lumin-press.com/LUMIN-Journal-4

To mark the final issue, following a BCW decision to stop our grant, our editor outlines how this has come about, & why such periodicals are so vital, in a wider context of neoliberal Wales & the open letter campaign to save mags. planetmagazine.org.uk/current planetmagazine.org.uk/shop

Thank you for listening to Local 37, ‘a manifesto for the artist, building ‘a world of mutual cooperation, mutual protection, mutual love;’ broadcast live from Platfform 2, Abergavenny Train Station - as part of Casgleb with @peakcymru. Have a good evening! 🚉❄️

NOW PLAYING: The final part of Companion Planting, a series of short works by curator and artist Cecelia Graham; hypnotic calls that deconstruct, imagine alternative collaborative practices and challenge inequity in arts and work

Local 37 is broadcasting live from #Platfform2 Abergavenny Train Station TODAY 🎙️ [a manifesto for building a world of mutual cooperation, mutual protection, mutual love] Tune in at 2pm @ lumin-press.com part of #Casgleb supported by @peakcymru @Arts_Wales_

a @soundtent stream box relays live audio from Abergavenny train station as part of @luminpress Local 37 is broadcast [a manifesto for building a world of mutual cooperation, mutual protection, mutual love] part of #Casgleb supported by @peakcymru @Arts_Wales_

we're about 20 mins behind schedule, but we're live now until about 6pm now! listen @ lumin-press.com

[SCHEDULE] Radha Patel - 2.00pm (GMT) Marva Jackson Lord - 2.30pm Sadia Rahman - 3.30pm Owen Griffiths and Diego Gutierrez Valladares - 4.15pm Daniel Trivedy - 4.30pm Lauren Craig - 5pm Cecelia Graham - five part piece played throughout the broadcast BROADCAST ENDS 6pm

Spotted in the William Morris Gallery @luminpress @jeffreykboakye

🔊 STOP FASCIST HATE 🌈 Emergency Counter-Demonstration! Outside Cardiff Central Library Friday 12th of August // 10.40am sharp Come and show your support for Drag Queen Story Time!! 💅 Bring music and cheer 🥁🎶 Please share this call out far and wide!

Alongside this, a quote from postcolonial theorist and poet Édouard Glissant similarly rejects the countryside as solely a place of conservatism, alternate histories suggest that ‘the countryside is also the place where there are revolutions’.

'carve, hew, adze…' is a work of speculative fiction about an autonomous community in a countryside of the future. It considers the tools, objects and methods of a woodworkers' coop after the decline of the metropolis.

Our posters ‘carve, hew, adze, bend, weave, grow, split, join’ are up until 8th August at Abergavenny train station! 🚆 Also announcing that LUMIN are part of Casgleb, a year long project based at the station partnered with @peakcymru and @tfwrail and supported by @Arts_Wales_