IN 2021, ARTIST, ARCHITECT, and environmental activist Maya Lin brought fifty Atlantic white cedar trees to Madison Square Park in New York City, a stunning examination of planetary scale and vulnerability. Continue reading →
Like so many of who are learning to live with wildfire smoke traveling across state and national borders, or who have loved ones living in fire-prone areas, I have learned a Continue reading →
In which we get to know our favorite writers better by exploring the sacred and mundane. Scott Russell Sanders is a Guggenheim Fellow, member of the American Academy of Arts and Continue reading →
Sarah Boon and Kerri ní Dochartaigh
KERRI NÍ DOCHARTAIGH’S LATEST BOOK, Cacophony of Bone, documents her time in a remote cottage in the middle of Ireland over the course of a year, from winter solstice 2019 to Continue reading →
The character at the center of Lauren Groff’s new novel, The Vaster Wilds, is on the run, and though for a long time we’re not quite sure what from, you can Continue reading →