By: Ashima Shukla, Staff Writer
In the age of instant everything, what if creativity could slow the world down? This is the ethos behind the Luddite Land Assembly, taking place from November 8 to 9 at The Roundhouse. This multidisciplinary slow art and music experience is part of the internationally celebrated 2025 Modulus Festival, inviting participants to connect deeply with land, culture, and creativity by partaking in two days of social gatherings and performances. Curated by Barbara Adler, an interdisciplinary artist, SFU alum, and artistic director of The Only Animal. The Only Animal is an interdisciplinary arts company that places artists at the centre of the ongoing climate crisis. Adler’s curation draws inspiration from the “Luddites,” textile workers who resisted the automation of their craft...
By: Ashima Shukla, Staff Writer
In the age of instant everything, what if creativity could slow the world down? This is the ethos behind the Luddite Land Assembly, taking place from November 8 to 9 at The Roundhouse. This multidisciplinary slow art and music experience is part of the internationally celebrated 2025 Modulus Festival, inviting participants to connect deeply with land, culture, and creativity by partaking in two days of social gatherings and performances. Curated by Barbara Adler, an interdisciplinary artist, SFU alum, and artistic director of The Only Animal. The Only Animal is an interdisciplinary arts company that places artists at the centre of the ongoing climate crisis. Adler’s curation draws inspiration from the “Luddites,” textile workers who resisted the automation of their craft...
By: Ashima Shukla, Staff Writer
In the age of instant everything, what if creativity could slow the world down? This is the ethos behind the Luddite Land Assembly, taking place from November 8 to 9 at The Roundhouse. This multidisciplinary slow art and music experience is part of the internationally celebrated 2025 Modulus Festival, inviting participants to connect deeply with land, culture, and creativity by partaking in two days of social gatherings and performances. Curated by Barbara Adler, an interdisciplinary artist, SFU alum, and artistic director of The Only Animal. The Only Animal is an interdisciplinary arts company that places artists at the centre of the ongoing climate crisis. Adler’s curation draws inspiration from the “Luddites,” textile workers who resisted the automation of their craft...
