The Art of Walking in Iceland's Wild Westfjords
The two nature guides Henry Fletcher and Jay Simpson, lead walking artist residencies and conservation camps along ancient herding routes
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"Utama" – Our Home, the Andes
In the critically acclaimed film “Utama”, Bolivian director Alejandro Loayza Grisi captures the consequences of climate change and the loss
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The Art of Creative Rebellion
Designer and artist John S. Couch is one of today’s leading creative minds. He knows from experience how difficult
Casa Gomis: How a Family Home Became a Refuge for Barcelona’s Avantgarde in the 1960s
Casa Gomis, designed by the Catalan architect Antonio Bonet, is a testament to Spain’s rationalist architecture, but it faces
"I learned more about art by studying anthropology, sociobiology and philosophy, than I did in the studio"
American sculptor Romolo del Deo created a 14-foot-high monumental bronze sculpture for the European Cultural Center as part of the