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A collection of 6 posts

Interdisciplinary collaboration and good partnership working - reflections on going Wild with Manchester Museum

Interdisciplinary collaboration and good partnership working - reflections on going Wild with Manchester Museum

In the first half of 2024, FF worked with Manchester Museum on a digital interactive for their new exhibition, Wild. The process was smooth - and more importantly, fun and interesting. Here we dig into what makes a good collaboration... and what we learned.

The Strategy Room 3/3: 5 things we learned

environmental sustainability

The Strategy Room 3/3: 5 things we learned

From May 2022 to March 2023, Fast Familiar’s main focus was a climate action public engagement project called The Strategy Room. This blog documents the five big lessons we're taking away from the project.

The Strategy Room 2/3: delivery

environmental sustainability

The Strategy Room 2/3: delivery

From May 2022 to March 2023, Fast Familiar’s main focus was a climate action public engagement project called The Strategy Room. This blog documents its structure and delivery context.

London to Copenhagen: an experiment in slow travel

environmental sustainability

London to Copenhagen: an experiment in slow travel

In November 2022, as an experiment in environmental touring, we travelled to Copenhagen and back by train. Here's the benefits and trickier aspects of travelling a LONG way by train.

Memo Akten interview: The Networked Condition

The Networked Condition

Memo Akten interview: The Networked Condition

'The Networked Condition: Environmental Impacts of Digital Cultural Production' is a collaborative research project exploring digital arts through an environmental lens. Here we chat to Memo Akten.

Kyle McDonald interview: The Networked Condition

The Networked Condition

Kyle McDonald interview: The Networked Condition

'The Networked Condition: Environmental Impacts of Digital Cultural Production' is a collaborative research project exploring digital arts through an environmental lens. Here we chat to Kyle McDonald.