Liam wanted to see what a typical week for Artist as Family entails, and what constitutes 'work', according to us. Here's a shor...

Liam goes to the local secondary college and this week is doing work experience with Artist as Family. Liam lives around the corner and ever...

We recently co-conspired with other community members to create another public food garden. Here's a short video we made to document thi...

Last year, this news item broke which provoked this musical interpretation of it, which in turn provoked us to make this:

We've been bike loony over the past several weeks, trading in our car for new cargo bikes and bringing them home on the train, init...

If you like our Food Forest rock operetta you can download it for free at myspace , or at triple j unearthed . We made this music to accompa...

In the balance: Art for a changing world ends today. It has been a pleasure and a privilege to have been participants in this show. Than...

Perhaps we're clutching at One-Straw Revolutions , but an interesting thing happened recently that we thought was worth sharing. Sydney ...

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Patrick is in Sydney and visited the Food Forest with family friend Josh Bowes, who generously helped with the initial planting back in July...

Among sex scandals and sociopathic world leaders, Artist as Family's Meg holds ground as Food Forest makes page 3 of yesterday's SM...

Vote 1 Peter Cundall! We got to spend much of the day yesterday with one of the most generous and knowledgeable sustainability gurus. We le...

If you were anywhere near the top end of Albion Street, Surry Hills yesterday and you heard a high-pitched squeal, it was us! It was our fir...

Here's our five minute doco of the Food Forest install, accompanied by our home-brewed rock operetta. Enjoy!

1. Vandana Shiva 2. No matter how a person tries to frame or revise our culture there's no getting away from it – wealth delivers pollut...

Click for bigger Additional food planted on the first community plant-in day (the following plants relate to the areas on the drawing that w...

A big thanks to our national public broadcaster for their coverage of our project last Saturday night, 10 July. Our nephew/cousin Freddy and...

One of the reasons we were attracted to St Michael's church as a site for the Food Forest is because they run a soup kitchen every Sunda...

What a great day! Thank you to everybody who came along to take part in the Food Forest Plant-In. For those of you who couldn't make it,...