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Sep 01 2017

Gloriously Entwined: Nature and Culture, Art and Agriculture

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by Eliza Smith People on traditional canoes on Lake Bunyonyi in western Uganda, paddling toward the boat landing at the local marketplace. Photo: Eliza Smith, 2017 . It was a specific…

Aug 25 2017

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People and Plants: Sustaining Agrobiodiversity through Art and Science in Zimbabwe

By Akshara Sangiorgio

Text, photos, and drawings by Saori Ogura Dawn in the village of Mazvihwa. 2016 Dawn in the village. As the Milky Way—gwararakurumvi—recedes from a sky of deep navy blue, birds…

Aug 18 2017

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Thinking Like Fire: The Biocultural Art of Firelighting

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by Hilary Vidalakis There’s a tiny subculture of place-loving men and women who specialize in burning the land. “Prescribed fire,” they call it, though the term strikes me as arrogant;…

Aug 11 2017

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Educational Intelligence: Learning about Place and Country through Aboriginal Art and Activism in Sydney, Australia

By Akshara Sangiorgio

by Stephen Houston “We have survived the white man’s world.” —from the song “We Have Survived,” written and performed by Bart Willoughby with the Aboriginal band No Fixed Address, 1981…

Aug 04 2017

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At the Edge of the Region: Where Science and Art Meet in a Storied North Queensland Landscape

By Akshara Sangiorgio

by Michael Davis In the tropical north of Queensland, Australia, at the mouth of the Trinity River that runs into the Pacific Ocean, lies the city of Cairns. Here, at…

Jul 28 2017

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In Praise of Negentropy: Art and the Micropolitics of Biocultural Diversity

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Text and artwork by Rosa Caterina Bosch Rubio All photos by the artist, except as noted Cosmics. Wax and ice, different sizes. Barcelona, 2012. . I am a visual artist based in…

Jul 14 2017

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Repairing the Broken Arrow: Rebuilding Cultural Identity through Art and Language

By Robert Wiltzen

Text and artwork by Barbara Derrick “At the heart of every culture is its language. One of the main structural pillars for communicating values, beliefs and customs and its importance…

Jul 07 2017

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Knowing How You Are Related to All Creation: A Sculpture Garden of Native Science and Learning

By Robert Wiltzen

by Rose Thater Braan-Imai The Native American Academy was founded by a group of Native scholars and Traditional Knowledge Holders dedicated to increasing understanding of the Indigenous worldview and to…

Jun 29 2017

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Editorial | Coming Full Circle

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Langscape Magazine Volume 6, Issue 1

Our Commitment to Indigenous Peoples

We are deeply committed to participating in righting the wrongs of colonialism and of the oppression and forced assimilation of Indigenous Peoples worldwide, by engaging in not only reconciliation but also reconcili-action.

Gloriously Entwined: Nature and Culture, Art and Agriculture

People and Plants: Sustaining Agrobiodiversity through Art and Science in Zimbabwe

Thinking Like Fire: The Biocultural Art of Firelighting

Educational Intelligence: Learning about Place and Country through Aboriginal Art and Activism in Sydney, Australia

At the Edge of the Region: Where Science and Art Meet in a Storied North Queensland Landscape

In Praise of Negentropy: Art and the Micropolitics of Biocultural Diversity

Repairing the Broken Arrow: Rebuilding Cultural Identity through Art and Language

Knowing How You Are Related to All Creation: A Sculpture Garden of Native Science and Learning

Editorial | Coming Full Circle

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