Mining the history of cinema for great struggles of the untamed. By Gary Michael Dault.
The Journal of Wild Culture
Suit Up, Ride Hard, Drink Merrily . . . it's a wooly social
What is revealed as we navigate the wilderness edge? A poem
Here's Lookin' At You, Kid: Bringing Art Inside
Using the opportunity of art to break into a Lithuanian prison. By Herbert Wright.
Candy? Candy?
Spinning new cloth . . . unraveling the hard fabric of a globalized economy. By John Davis.
The Way of the Collagist
In the right hands, scraps of paper glued together can reward the art-lover with works that stand outside the culture of contemporary visual art. By David Young.
Guardians of the Orb Go Fashion Riding
Suit Up, Ride Hard, Drink Merrily . . . it's a wooly social on wheels. By Sophie Kromholz.
NOK&T: The Last Project
Two artists who are partners in work and life tell the story of one partner's final approach to passing. By NOK&T.
Northern Alchemy: Through Rock Toward Essence
"A respect for places and people who have to survive up there . . ." A Canadian painter's empathy for the northern edge. By Chris Lowry.
On closeness and leaving
One of the members of the founding family of The Journal of Wild Culture online remembers her father who passed away ten years ago. By Lisa Wilson.
A new conversation about artists and their craft
A philosopher makes the case for thinking of works of art as tools for investigating ourselves. By Alva Noë.
Heating Up: Climate Passion on the March
Marchers tap the creative spirit to ignite change. Photo essay by Whitney Smith.
