Eliot Haworth

Eliot Haworth

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Happy 10th birthday to @macguffinmagazine 🎂 🎈 The first thing I ever wrote for MacGuffin was an essay on Christopher Nemeth and rope. That has since rolled into essays on the kitchen sinks in kitchen sink dramas, cabinets of wonder, ball boys, animals that live in carpets, the architecture of wrestling cages, wood boring beetles, laboratory glassware, the evolution of hand gestures and the ecology of walls. The magazine has been a space where I am encouraged to write about what interests me, and I am particularly thankful to its editors @ernstvanderhoeven and @algera for being very early in persuading me to write about nature and ecology in an essayistic context, which is something that I was struggling with as a graduate from the life sciences who didn’t feel qualified to write about nonhuman life in any way other than in a scientific paper. Cheers to Ernst and Kirsten for making such a brilliant magazine and to @sandrakassenaar for its unfailingly great design 🥂🤍 This Thursday I’ll be at @magculture in London from 6.30 with Kirsten and Ernst where I and other speakers have been asked to come up with a future MacGuffin topic. I think it’s sold out already, which says something about how popular the magazine is with so many people but see you there if you have tickets. 18 Oct 2025 Thank you @my.ma.g and @aaschool for inviting me to speak at the inaugural Publishing Architecture forum last week. I was talking a bit about animals, a bit about fashion magazines, a bit about architecture books and a bit about some recent projects with students at @csm_architecture_march. I also had a big pile of miscellaneous paper 🫡 🟩 03 Aug 2025 Big big thank you to everyone who came to Habitats at @barbicancentre at the end of last month. I still can’t believe how many people turned up for a night of talks on animals and cities, and that we managed to fill up such a huge venue 🤯🙃🐛🪲🐌🦇🐝🦉🦧🦭🦥🪱🐽🦋 Not to get too gushy on main but I grew up in London and have been going to the Barbican since before I could walk or talk so to be able to stand on a massive stage there and speak about a topic that I’m obsessed with alongside some amazing guests was both surreal and inspiring. More on all of this soon because it’s just one part of a much bigger project on an important and incredibly complex subject. For anyone who couldn’t come and has asked whether it was recorded, yes it was and we’re working on an edit. DM me if you want a link when it’s up. Thank you to Roberta Jurcic, Filipa Ramos, Samir Bantal, Johanna Gibbons, Patrick Keiller, Nadeem Perera, Takeshi Hayatsu and Gabriella Gomez-Mont for their brilliant presentations. Thank you to Deep, Apian and Alex Capps for opening sound works. Thank you Amy Young, Matea Vlaskalic, Jon Astbury and Matthew Blunderfield for putting the night together. And thank you Ellis Woodman and the Architecture Foundation for the opportunity and guidance. @architecturefoundation @elliswoodman @bplus.xyz @filipaaaaaaaaaaa @samirbantal @jlg_london @birdnerdeem @ollie_ranger @flocktogether.world @takeshi_hayatsu @experimentalista.x @apian_ministryofbees @deep.energies @blndrfld @imamyya @alex.capps 09 May 2024 My essay on the Mirror Self Recognition test and the strange history of human beings trying (and usually failing) to asses the self-awareness of other living things. Unsurprisingly it often says more about us and the way we see and understand the world than it does about the animals we study. For the new mirror-themed issue of @macguffinmagazine 🪞 🐦 Thank you @ernstvanderhoeven Kirsten Algera and @sandrakassenaar 06 Nov 2026 Some of the many spreads from @manfantastic issue 43 🗞️📚🖼️ Featuring Jordan Firstman, Gabriel Moses, Mahershala Ali, fantasy outfits, AW26 collections, Lucien Pages, KUN, William Basinski, Bulgarians, Madrillenos, hair and makeup experts, a savoy cabbage…and more. 10 Oct 2026 Mahershala, Jordan and KUN for Fantastic Man 43 Autumn & Winter Two Thousand and Twenty Six A.D. Mahershala Ali: 📸 @tylersphotos ✏️ @sirsargent 👔 @jasonrider @dior Jordan Firstman: 📸 Luca Guadagnino ✏️ Luca Guadagnino 👔 @gerryroryokane KUN: 📸 @mark_peckmezian ✏️ @hynamjoseph 👔 @ganio @manfantastic team @gertjonkers @studiojopvanbennekom @jamiemacrae @virg_gauthier @nunobeijinho @hasanhalillov @bureau_itinerary @gerryroryokane @lizziecsims @leendertcs #mahershalaali #jordanfirstman #kun #caixukun 29 Sep 2026 Some fox neighbours over the years 🦊 This is also a sort of progress report on an ongoing, semi-organised effort to make the garden a place where foxes can live too. Mostly this has meant letting the dog rose and chocolate vine get very big and unkempt to create a natural walkway/hiding spot that’s elevated above ground level and portioning off a section at the back that’s secluded and has easy entry and exit. I think the garden is part of a chain of about 5 or so (probably equally messy) gardens that the foxes travel through and like to hang out in. They particularly enjoy sitting on top of the sheds the neighbours have built 🧡 Even though I’ve grown up seeing foxes in London since I was a kid, every time I spot one it’s like I’ve witnessed some kind of magic. I love having them in the garden despite the fact they sometimes dig up the plants, leave odd trinkets lying around, scream loudly or steal shoes. 15 Sep 2026 My essay Field Notes for Wolves, the new book by @wintervandenbrink 🐺 About a year ago Winter asked me if I wanted to write an essay about wolves for his book that wasn’t really about wolves but rather about the groups of teenagers he photographs in public spaces the world over (the book’s title comes from the chapter One or Several Wolves? in Deleuze and Guattari’s book ‘A Thousand Plateaus’ and the idea of being both one and many within a pack). My response was to write an essay that could conceivably be about a pack of wolves, or a group of teenagers without either group ever mentioned directly. Everything in it comes from scientific papers and natural history field guides (as well as the odd snippet from folk lore and popular culture), using supposedly objective, factual language and the empirical gaze we place on nonhuman animals to create something more ambiguous and strange. It was very fun to write. The book is selling out fast I believe. Designed by the legend #LindaVanDeursen and published by @idea.ltd Thank you Winter 🐺 🐾 24 Jul 2026 Extroflexion 💠🔀🔷 Text for @kikokostadinov Spring Summer 27. This season looked at tensile structure, minimal adornment, the work of Agostino Bonalumi and the sense of materials being moulded and shaped by concealed elements beneath their surface. Production @experiential.h Casting @arqa_cast Hair @tomikono_wig Make-up @canakoxx Music @bill_kouligas Comms @ibtissame______ Text me Thanks as always to Kiko and Kiko team 🤍 01 Jul 2026 A consideration of every animal-related story in The New York Times over the course of a year, revealing humanity’s transactional relationship with nature. Read ‘The Year in Animals’ by @eliothaworth for free on our website or purchase a print copy of Serpentine Reader, Issue 02 from our online shop. - Visuals by @aleksei.studio 13 May 2026 My cover story of @virgilvandijk for the new @manfantastic The piece is now available to read online as a special preview of the new issue, link in bio. (Two more cover stories to be revealed in the coming days.) I spend an absurd amount of time thinking about, playing and watching football but I rarely write about it in a professional capacity and prior to this story I had never profiled a footballer. What better way to begin than with one of the best to ever do it. I met with the Liverpool and Netherlands captain early this year and we spoke about how one navigates a difficult season, the sudden loss of his teammate Diogo Jota in the summer, and the upcoming, controversy-filled World Cup. Only a week or so after this piece went to print the US, one of the competition hosts, started bombing Iran, who will also be participating in the tournament. This is unprecedented for a World Cup and it feels surreal that when Virgil and I spoke the main talking point was the tournament’s awkward logistics and high ticket The piece is structured as a series of short thematic chapters that gradually form an image of Virgil that should (hopefully) prove interesting for both football obsessives and those who have no interest in the game. In person Virgil has the same air of calm intelligence that he displays on the pitch and I also found him to have a very genuine and very intense level of focus on tiny details, such as the temperature he wants his shirts washed or how long his socks should be. He also had the patience to answer hard hitting questions like why he has a goatee, what it’s like to control a tiny version of yourself in the FIFA video games and whether he brings his own underpants to football matches. It was great getting to spend time with him. Thank you Virgil and to everyone who spoke to me for the piece: @geepatta @stadiofootball Simon Kuper @adamhurrey. Photos by @davidsimsofficial and styling by @tom_guinness 14 Apr 2026 Monday 9 March, 6pm at @serpentineuk is the launch of the Serpentine Reader vol2. I will be reading from an essay I’ve written for it which is about hope, animal life and popular culture. Come and join! RSVP link in bio. (It’s free to attend.) If tickets are sold out and you’d like to come dm me. “In a landscape where care is automated, commodified and reduced to email sign-offs, corporate mindfulness and chatbot companions, is self-help a path to liberation, or another marketable illusion? Across the issue, contributors explore how wellness is performed, managed and sold, even as collective conditions deteriorate. Here, self-help becomes something more unstable and more collective: a set of stories we tell ourselves, and each other, about survival, value and possibility.” Serpentine Reader is edited by @stop_youplay2much and designed by @lou_camu. Thank you Hanna for asking me to contribute :) 🦑🐛🦉🦎 03 Mar 2026

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