art

A simple and clever set of instructions to help you free your inner artist — to capture quick little views of nature. By Jolie Kaytes.

These furry shaggy things tap into people’s inner daemons. Maybe that's why Kanye West is such a big fan.

A remarkable promoter of artists on the fertile margins tells her story. By Whitney Smith.

A philosopher makes the case for thinking of works of art as tools for investigating ourselves. By Alva Noë.

Merlyn Driver speaks to musician and performance artist Sara Zaltash about swimming to Bestival.

How stories about ecology and place can shape our view of the shifting environment. By Caitlin Desilvey & Simon Naylor.

An irrepressible untamed spirit, artist, English minstrel, and legendary Libertine has been crucified in London . . . in a church. By Herbert Wright.

A brilliant and richly 'camp' art show inspires our writer to navigate the void between the wild and culture of death and dying. By Gene Threndyle.

A new book on how particular words — and the stories they tease out — can refresh our approach to environmental change. Review by Ken Worpole.

A simple case of a missing wheelie bin turns into an odyssey about rubbish and landscape design. By Julie Henry.