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From Issue 22: Stewardship
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Tyson Yunkaporta explains how humans became a custodial species and their role to increase the connections within the world.
by Tyson Yunkaporta
A day in the life of Melanie Bomans as a Linen Steward, caring for the plants that will clothe us.
by Melanie Bomans
In contemporary South Korean ceramics, Moon Yujin finds a consolation of animality, especially in the playful work of Yon Hokyung
by Moon Yujin
Aunty Gail Koonwarra Dawson shares a creation story in which Melbourne's huge bay becomes a gift of life.
by Aunty Gail Koonwarra Dawson
Neil Murray recounts the origins of the Lake Bolac Eel Festival in a walk of reconciliation.
by Neil Murray
Through a series of objects based on the waratah flower and its relationship to its pollinator, the honeyeater, Elliat Rich creates a mythology for understanding the poetic nature of creation.
by Elliat Rich
Thomas Rau and Sabine Oberhuber outline a circular model for creating buildings as transient material depots.
by Thomas Rau and Sabine Oberhuber