03.05.2019
Prozessdesign adaptiert – Soziale Wärme next
Nachdem wir vor kurzem – im Zuge des Festival der Regionen – schon einige sehr interessante Workshops mit den Schüler*Innen … More
Blog - Loose Diary
When we had almost 20 years on our shoulders, we decided to establish an online version of our - until then - analogue version of the "Loose Diary".
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20.04.2019
A peninsula as working environment
No doubt, production-phases are challenging and asking for quite a bit: mind-wise, hour-wise, energy-wise… still we highly enjoy those … More
16.04.2019
When everything starts falling in place….
…. and 2047 becomes the current now. Months filled with researching, discussing, scheming, sketching, scratching, technical drawing and a lot … More
14.04.2019
Soziale Wärme anstelle sozialer Kälte
Das diesjährige Thema des Festival der Regionen – Soziale Wärme – könnte besser nicht passen für die in vielen unserer … More
13.04.2019
Years in less than an Hour!
Talking about more than 20 years of Time’s Up including not just a simple retrospective but integrating “prospectives” as well … More
04.04.2019
Die Wärmegreißlerei – voices please!
Yesterday evening we had the pleasure to start introducing and promoting our new series of Futuring Exercises, searching for offers … More
04.04.2019
Coffee boiling up – plural!
It’s just one out of many clues making obvious that „project – production – phases“ are kicking in. More activities … More
29.03.2019
Time’s Up Newsletter March 2019
++ scroll down for English version ++ Liebe LeserInnen, die Frühlingssaison hat begonnen, was sich abgesehen von einer neuen saisonalen … More
26.03.2019
Speed-Dating with Possible Futures 2047
Following a short introduction about Time’s Up and our works, ideas and approaches at the Cross Disciplinary Strategies (CDS) institute … More
21.03.2019
Practical Utopia Directorate 2018
First we thought we will create the summary of three Futuring Exercises, held with a range of inspiring participants over … More
11.03.2019
Spring is just around the corner!
No matter how contradictive the current view through the window might be!
01.02.2019
Futures for Aspiring Permies
Last week we were invited to present a short introduction to what we do and what that might mean for … More
28.01.2019
Time’s Up Newsletter – Jan 2019
++ scroll down for English version ++ Liebe LeserInnen, manchmal ist man so vertieft im Tun und Denken, dass sich … More
12.12.2018
Time’s Up Newsletter – Dec 2018
++ scroll down for English version ++ Von Valletta nach Wien und fehlenden Weihnachtsgeschenken Liebe LeserInnen, anbei noch ein paar … More
09.12.2018
Giant 3D Tetris
Setting up a show is somehow always a long process of joy: a pile of what Philip K. Dick would … More
03.12.2018
Time’s Up out!
Almost three years of being on and off Malta, Gozo and Comino are coming to an end. (This post was … More
29.11.2018
Time’s Up Starschnitt
There doesn’t seem to exist a word for “Starschnitt” in English – a real tragedy I dare to say! Especially … More
28.11.2018
Cabinet Of Futures – Once upon a time
Once upon a time in a land far, far away beyond the south coast of Sicily, Time’s Up set up … More
22.11.2018
More Practical Utopias in mind
After a first glimpse into ideas and examples in relation to Fair Food and Clean Cargo on Friday night (some … More
20.11.2018
Practical Utopia from Afar
While we hope rarely to need a doctor, we do need a farmer three times a day. And with 90% … More
19.11.2018
[Announcement]: Final Malta-Activities / Letzte Malta-Aktivitäten
Cabinet of Futures being on display since 24th of August in the second floor of Ċentru San Ġużepp Ħaddiem 71, … More
16.11.2018
Time’s Up’s Public Relations…
… for more than 20 years we have, according to a good friend and expert in the field of communications, … More
15.11.2018
Students imagining Futures
We have had another „vision-rich“ day yesterday. Starting off with almost 80 secondary school students visiting Cabinet of Futures in … More
13.11.2018
Cabinet of Futures in Context
When we first arrived here in Malta over two years ago, we met a wonderful range of people, from poets … More