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The Journal of Wild Culture
Hommage to 'Models Sitting on Sand Dunes’
Taking inspiration from 40s fashion photographer Clifford Coffin's iconic photograph. By Brad Walls.
What we're reading . . .
Developing stories that navigate the edge.
Back Issues: Wild Culture Sunday Edition
Delve back into what you may have missed.
A Hawk-Eye for Beauty
Swimming pools are a world unto themselves in Australia.
Countering Big Oil’s Attack
Making an economic case for a better world. An interview
Fractals in Nature Spiral Into Art
A replicating pattern built in to our world — beautiful and
Good Ole Boys Wanna be Heard Too
White working class males helped elect Trump in 2016. Time
Botanicals in Blue
Discovering photographic treasure using 19th-century image
Seeing Faces Where There Aren’t Any
Research into the effects of hiding the face . . . with
Were they Dreaming?
Toward a collaboration by nations to do something that's
The Walled Garden
Charting the development of a relationship through that of
Maurice Vellekoop's Slow Fuse
In a loving Calvinist home a child grows up to realizing
Notes from a Theatre Shaman
David Lan on collaborative art.
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