Colston’s Last Journey is a work of soundart on Bristol and the Transatlantic Trafficking of Enslaved Africans layered over Bristol City Centre. This artist-led walk thru' is part of Being Human, the UK-wide Festival of the Humanities.

Invitation to the presentation of the brand new audio app TRACKS on 15 June at 2pm at CC Amstel in Amsterdam.

Practical Information: THE TIME IS NOW Audio Walk Get ready to join the free traveling audio performance, THE TIME IS NOW, bringing Climate Change Theatre Action 2025 to Turin.Key Details at a Glance Detailed Information Date Saturday, November 8 Time5:00 p.m. Start Location Off Topic (Corso Farini, Turin) Event LocationT he audio walk explores the Campus Einaudi and its surroundings. The performance and the follow-up talk will conclude back at Off Topic. Admission FREE! Important Note for the Audio Walk To fully experience THE TIME IS NOW—the traveling performance—you must bring your own smartphone and a pair of headphones. This is essential, as the performance is delivered entirely as an immersive audio guide.

Sound / Listening Walk on the land and forest of the former island Schokland in the Netherlands.

An invitation! Listen to this audio at the start of your walk. Record a 1-2 minute voice message about what you notice and send to Amy at a.tsilemanis@gmail.com Love to hear from you!

Colston’s Last Journey is a work of soundart created by writer and poet Ralph Hoyte in response to the toppling of the statue of Edward Colston in June 2020. Its theme is Bristol and the Transatlantic trafficking of enslaved Africans.