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The Journal of Wild Culture
Seeing Faces Where There Aren’t Any
Research into the effects of hiding the face . . . with evidence from two Freuds. By Rosie Jackson.
A Friendship with the Ruined Things
Beauty — and some heartache — in wondrous rot. Photographs
Out-Smarting the Future
The risks of smartening up our cities. By Joe Fyans.
On a Winter's Day, Circling the Land
Setting down (and finding) tracks in the shared forest. By
Here's Lookin' At You, Kid: Bringing Art Inside
Using the opportunity of art to break into a Lithuanian
Tired Ol' Bricks & Mortar Made New
A Polish artist inspires new ways of revitalizing dicey
A Blanket Over Us — 5 poems by Julia Travers
Can someone soothe the world-strain that beleaguers a
Birds falling from the sky: Knowing how 5G will could us
Learning about the next generation of electromagnetic
Can China Get Us Out of This Mess?
The world's worst polluter is a surprise leader in the
John Ross: In the Company of a Rebel
Inspiring the timid, repelling the bullies, standing up for
Andy Warhol, Ukrainian Icon
Understanding a harbinger through his pre-New York roots.
Gifts of the Desperate
A review of one of J.G. Ballard's favourite books that
Anxious Bedfellows of Eco & Econ
Getting closer to the earth . . . while resisting the pull
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