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The Journal of Wild Culture
A Young Classicist Goes All the Way
Brushes in hand, October 7 sent her to the biggest canvas yet. Interview with Azucena Perez Merkel by Whitney Smith.
Cuba's Next Bold Move: Opening Doors
A report on Cuba before American tourism, business
Reading the ocean for plastic
How to go from molecular soil biologist to Atlantic
Watching the Detectives . . .
A famous human rights lawyer explains how new and sweeping
Bad Boy Who Would Be Christ King
An irrepressible untamed spirit, artist, English minstrel,
Playing fast & loose at the tunnel end
A brilliant and richly 'camp' art show inspires our writer
Human Tinkering with the Beast
'Imagine an embedded neural implant operating in the brain
Before we ever heard of urban greening
Remembering a visionary who pointed the way to reinhabit
100 lashes if you don't die laughing!
Stéphane Charbonnier and the Charlie Hebdo team — standing
Walking the high plateau of pre-history’s wild
Doing an alive deadly dance in the karst landscape of
Must-have Brainiacs: Kevin Kelly, again . . .
. . . looks into what our connections with the machine will
Must-have Brainiacs: Kevin Kelly . . .
. . . on how technology is more than things people invent
Snowden, Greenwald & Poitras: an unfolding tale
A journalist signing his new book, a filmmaker avoiding the
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