Still buzzing from the incredible Massive Attack show in Bristol last night, one of the most profound curations of music, art, politics & activism I’ve experienced. With an incredible group of speakers: MoTaz Dale Vince David Olusoga Novara Media Silence is complicity.

So much respect for Massive Attack for yesterday's epic Act 1.5 Bristol climate accelerator festival & v grateful that my art could play a small part in it- as site billboards and on sale in 3D's Firesale field studio, where all proceeds will be donated to MSF International

Exciting initiative by Massive Attack at the weekend - as The New York Times put it: "a new gold standard for a Green Gig". Not just entire site powered by renewables, but fully plant-based food, extra train services & electric coaches nytimes.com/2024/08/27/art…

Huge thanks to Massive Attack and Act 1.5 for having us on Sunday. What an amazing day with a beautiful crowd and an utterly inspiring vision for the future of live events. ❤❤❤

Motaz & Massive Attack in front of more than 35,000 people. As I said, Im using every way to tell&show the world the reality. I will use the camera, music, art and each stage I can reach to tell you about the genocide and what Israeli occupation is doing. Unfortunately

C40 applauds the efforts of Massive Attack to tour with as little climate impact as possible. Their concert on Sunday in Bristol, UK, was powered by batteries charged by wind and solar, and fans were encouraged to travel by walking, cycling or using public transport.

ACT 1.5 > 🔈

Ongoing military operations in the occupied West Bank on this scale will undoubtedly lead to an escalation in deadly violence, resulting in further loss of Palestinian lives.

Latest developments in the occupied West Bank, including Israel's launch of large-scale military operations, are deeply concerning. I strongly condemn the loss of lives, including of children, and I call for an immediate cessation of these operations.

Last week, Massive Attack played what might be their final Bristol gig. Act 1.5 was no victory lap, though, but a new blueprint for the sustainable future of live music NME headed to Clifton Downs to experience the history event in person: nme.com/features/music…

Really intrigued to hear who the other suspects are

Labour got rid of the previous MP for Ilford South because he stood on a picket line with striking workers and replaced him with someone who rents out flats with black mould and ant infestations.

“Under occupation… No one will have safety and no one will have peace” Photojournalist Motaz Azaiza says he believes there is no hope for Gaza and fears the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians “will never end” bbc.co.uk/news/topics/c2…

“I need you to act.” @AzaizaMotaz9 tells the audience at last week’s Massive Attack event in Bristol what they can do to support Palestinians.

“Sometimes I cry on my own. Sometimes I feel like I lost my emotions” Palestinian photojournalist Motaz Azaiza talks about the mental health toll of covering the Gaza conflict 📻 bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3c…

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"Artists flying around the world taking loads of stuff with them — how are you going to get carbon out of that?” Massive Attack’s science-led drive to lower music’s carbon footprint go.nature.com/3ASygso

Last week, 179 healthcare workers gathered at St Thomas’ Hospital to demand freedom & justice for the 179 Palestinian healthcare workers secretly detained by Israeli forces. These healthcare heroes should be saving lives, not being detained. #FreeGazaMedics #EndIsraeliApartheid