New sign work, for Glastonbury Festival - commissioned by Shangri-La and Up Projects. Shown as part of the festival starting this week (Thursday 23rd onwards at Shangri-La Field, Glastonbury). Just back from installing this in a field filled with all the mud you want and more. Will post some more images of the completed work (these are not-quite done) and of the install process - some pretty spectacular climbing from the great team of riggers at Shangri-La. 

Rampling shudders at the memory of watching Angelina Jolie process up the red carpet for Terrence Malick's The Tree of Life the previous evening. "She must have been there 20 minutes. And when I thought about what it meant, being there for all that time, not even speaking, I thought: Well, that's what I never, ever could do. I know the power of my look, of who I am. And I'll turn it on for the film or the photo session. But it's a question of knowing what you can and can't take. It would burn me. I would be absolutely burned."

Charlotte Rampling, full interview here.

After a great run in London as part of the London Word Festival, my interactive library-based collaboration with Ant Hampton, The Quiet Volume, is back in Berlin starting tomorrow in the fabulous Grimm Zentrum - presented within the HAU programme. Shortly afterwards the piece premieres in Polish for Ciudades Paralelas, Warsaw.

Berlin - May 12 - 16, 19 - 23.
Hebbel am Ufer, (Jacob-und-Wilhelm-Grimm-Zentrum), Berlin, Germany.

Warsaw. May 26 - June 3.
Ciudades Paralelas, Warsaw, Poland (Polish language premiere).

There were many great reviews of the piece in London. Small selection of the best - from interval drinks here , from The Guardian here, and most comprehensive/sharpest once again at Matt Trueman's Carousel of Fantasies here.