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Next Festival:
13–29 Aug 2022
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Next Festival:
13–29 Aug 2022
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Audio & Video Photographs Writing
Grace Blakeley & Ian Goldin: Creating Global Change from Crisis
Marilyn's Hands by Gill Arbuthnott Marilyn lay in some clinic, pierced by tubes, wrapped in sterile air, quiescent. Waiting to pass on her identity. Waiting to pass on her face… Marilyn's Hands by Gill Arbuthnott
Ed Miliband & Ece Temelkuran: The World We Want
Edmund de Waal: Objects of Desire
Staff and Audience Member
Charles Yu: Smashing Hollywood Stereotypes
Jessie Greengrass & Gwendoline Riley: The Agony of Love
David Grossman with Elif Shafak: Duty or Love?
The New York Times Book Review: The Power of Words
Relaxing in the Courtyard
Macastory
Freedom by Ade Adepitan What is freedom? This is the first time I’ve thought about the meaning of the word, maybe because I’ve never had to worry about being free. I grew up in Plaistow in East London. My family didn’t have much money but as long as I didn’t break any laws I could act, think, and do what I wanted… Freedom by Ade Adepitan
This Separated Isle: State of the Union
Hans Ulrich Obrist: Art for Earth’s Sake
David Keenan: A Mausoleum for the Two of Us
Pragya Agarwal & Shon Faye: Reframing the Personal and Political
Mariana Enríquez: Argentina's Ghoulish Underbelly
Behind-the-Scenes
Caleb Femi: Poet of the People
Discover a World of Wildlife with Neal Layton
Kidnapped Freedoms by Loujain Alhathloul The journey started on 30 November 2014, stubbornly parked in front of the Saudi land borders for 26 hours, in an endeavour to transform the status of Saudi Arabia’s women by the act of driving… Kidnapped Freedoms by Loujain Alhathloul
Fighting Food Poverty… and Bank Robbers! With Onjali Q Raúf
Songs from Scotland
Schools Gala Day: David McPhail
Maureen Phillip and Alexandra Strick
R-Words: Infectious Poetry for Everyone 
Kevin Barry: Looking Across a Bog to the Bluestack Mountains
Shenandoah by Frank Cottrell Boyce Life gets interesting when a mysterious group of exchange students unexpectedly arrive at school… Shenandoah by Frank Cottrell Boyce
Rachel Kushner: Postcards from America
Julian Aguon & Nina Mingya Powles: Making Environmental Politics Personal
Relaxing in the Courtyard
Big Book
Pako_Salena Godden Bringing Death to Life
Iman Mersal: The Limits and Pleasures of Egyptian Womanhood
Roisin Kiberd & Lauren Oyler: Online and Disconnected
Peter Scott-Morgan: Rewiring Humanity
Jackie Kay: My Libidinous, Raunchy, Fearless Blueswoman
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