
Well, ARE YOU?
Artist and educator Shantell Martin uses her work to ask the ultimate question of identity: Are you, YOU?
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Artist and educator Shantell Martin uses her work to ask the ultimate question of identity: Are you, YOU?
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Bryce Ehrecke & Kelly Brown share how natural building could empower both a more beautiful and a more sustainable future.
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Wonder Valley is a built around the essentials for cultivating a rich existence, with good food and good health for a good life.
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Photographer Justin Chung’s project Faculty Department is an ode to the inspiration found in his subjects.
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As a tribute to his mother and the pain of losing her to cancer, Joekenneth Museau writes about the depths of pain, and the heights of growth he’s experienced through healing.
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Worn by wind and sand, these centuries old slot canyons are a sculpted masterpiece, such that only nature could reveal.
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As a photographer and solo traveler, Cody Cobb elevates the grandeur of the natural world beyond the boundary of civilization.
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Ceramicist Julianne Ahn reflects on the meditative process of her work and how it taught her balance between seasons of life.
Exploring a West Texas must-see, firmly planted at the crossroads of Art and Myth.
Austin-based woodworker Celina Muire talks to us about process, pyrography, and the perfectly imperfect nature of making by hand.
A meal out-of-doors in Mt. Hood, OR with two of Portland’s finest foodies.
Thoughts on juicing and the place to go for the best fresh, local, and organic beverages in West Hollywood.