Issue 35
Features
- Japanese knotweed with a silver lining Maxwell Fertik
- Wayne Martin Maranganji ✿ Painting culture, painting country Angie Faye Martin
- Syd Bruce Shortjoe & Bernard Singleton ✿ Men of Country Jack Wilkie-Jans
- The world at our feet: Shoemakers of Dehradun LOkesh Ghai
- Bamboo bridges: Firman Djamil’s Seni Lingkungan Caitlin Hughes
- FLOAT ✿ Lakeside with an arts residency on water, a feral MBA and a float-keeper Andrea Lane, Gary Yelen, Josephine Jakobi and Isaac Carne
- Kokrobitey ✿ Ghanaian paradise regained Renée C. Neblett
- Bonyi ✿ A seasonal gathering of weavers on Country Freja Carmichael
- Between the quarry and paradise: Grafting rubbish onto nature Lauren Downton
- Chitral shu: Resisting climate change Adil Iqbal
- Cerdeira: An artist village of stone and wood Tatiana Simões
- The Uuseum of the white desert: A showcase of Kutchi crafts Aashka Jadeja
- Forest of Craft ✿ A map of nature’s treasures Robin Agemi
- Walking light: A bush journey suspended in glass Holly Grace
- Parched: An artist research residency about drought in regional Victoria Jacqueline Millner
- Bamboo looms and floating fibers: How Nepali weavers manage their environment Viola Bordon
- Mike Crawford ✿ Facing South Lucy Hammonds
- The Purun Project: Fashion offers hope for peatland communities Myra Suraryo
- Creative Conservation: Art for nature Chrissy Wickes and Sonia Frimmel
- Nation Building practices in an on-going colonial era Jules and Jayne Christian
- making jewellery for the land Melinda Young
- The Kalange ✿ Local knowledge created from recycled denim and clay Katesi Jacqueline Kalange
- Long dance to home Dominic White
- Art of meditation: Attitudes to nature in Japanese gardens & Ikebana Shoso Shimbo
- Upside-down: The land is the limit to the sky Salome Katamadze
- Hortus Malabaricus: How the garden of Malabar travelled the world Rachna Shetty, The MAP Academy
- Anne Nginyangka Thompson ✿ My favourite place out bush Anne Nginyangka Thompson
- The Dreamhome paradox Inga Walton
- The piaçava revival: Afro-indigenous crafts save a local tree species Egnaldo Rocha da Silva
- Alpaca shawls: A love woven from life on land Douglas Brodie & Louiseann King
- Phoenix: A forest reborn in jewellery Bahareh Zaman
- Toro Atua: Sentinels for living well on the land ✿
- Russell “Wossy” Davey ✿ Carving stories, protecting Country ✿