The Journal of Wild Culture

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An Apology for the Adverb

Having attained a pariah-like status in some quarters, we're wonder . . . is it worth saving? By Edward O'Connor.
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Art in the Garden
LONDON: The big question when bringing art outside the
Viewing Guilt
A short anecdote about (not) stealing a television.
Death, squared
LONDON: Two simultaneous exhibitions examine our attitude
Poppy's Funerals
LONDON: Tom Jeffreys speaks to funeral director Poppy
Romanticising the provinces
Contemporary art and the ‘heritage’ environment: across the
A Natural Order
Lucas Foglia talks about his latest series of photographs
Always already mediated
Tom Jeffreys reviews a trio of exhibitions by Kelly
Human vs Superhuman
LONDON: An exploration of the very human desire to
Grafting Bacchus
Some thoughts on English wines, their German origins, and
Field Work I
Fair-weather stags, hares, lambs and does.
The Creativity Question
"Those who actually want to be ahead of the curve are going
Where did all the outsiders go?
What is the difference really between artists from an art