A Natural Farming Event with Lexus?
We had a surprising request from a car company who wants to support young regenerative farmers…
We had a surprising request from a car company who wants to support young regenerative farmers…
A tour of food, art, ecology, and culture that brings international creatives together with local villages to explore knowledge…
Suhee and Patrick will be on tour in Japan with our co-producer Kaori Tsuji for 10 weeks. Here are the dates and locations of the shows…
Thanks to your support, we’ve been busy this year! A 40-date film tour of South Korea, community workshops, exhibitions, and writings read 150,000 people around the world. We hope you enjoy this ‘highlights’ report for the year!
The leaves in these parts are finally bursting out into brilliant reds, oranges, and yellows as we head into the final leg of our Korean tour.
We have about thirty events and screenings coming up in Korea, follow us during our screening tour this Fall!
In Kyoto tonight and it’s been a long few weeks of filming and travel for The Final Straw with little internet time so this next post will come in two installments! Last week, I was able to spend a great few days on farms outside of Tokyo with representatives from the “Shumei” organization, who maintain …
Interviews – Japanese CSA Pioneers, and a Farming Trio Read More »
Suhee and I produced a lecture in Seoul this month, partly to raise awareness for The Final Straw, and partly to spread knowledge about natural farming concepts… but it was also a chance to connect with the city, to tell the story of what on earth natural farming has to do with office workers and …
Tonight in Seoul we’re teaming up with Space Noah and Korean natural farmer, Ryosok Hong (홍려석) to produce a ‘lecture concert.’ Hmm, ‘lecture concert’ might need some explanation, it was a strange phrase to me when I first heard it used. As lecture events tend to go here, at least the ones I’ve been associated …
Several years ago in my hometown of San Jose, California, I came upon a curious statue along the Guadalupe Creek, behind a huge performing arts center, and further tucked away under a maple tree. This statue was one of my first encounters with any kind of Japanese culture in my hometown, before my first trip …