Photo: Ben Moon, 2008
Art for the Sky
What does a fertile Oregon schooyard have to learn from the barren Nazca plain? For conceptual artist Daniel Dancer, the sky-art of Peru's ancients provides the inspiration for an art form rooted in community and consciousness.
A teacher, writer, artist and musicain, Daniel Dancer leads Art For The Sky residencies for schools and festivals across the country. For more, visit artforthesky.com.
Collective Stories
One by One
The ocean's full of plastic, but Micah Wolf believes we can do better.
Snake River Wilderness
In Canada's Yukon, one photographer captures the fellowship and the vastness of the big wild.
Rivers in Demand
One kayaker's efforts to save China's rivers by paddling them, one last time.
Salmon Nation
Artists finding common ground through a region's heritage, and creating community through art.
Pictures and Sound
Music is made in a studio, but the inspiration comes from the road.
Sliding Liberia
Sometimes, the most unlikely discovery proves the most powerful.
Rickshaw Run
Can a golf-cart sized tricycle be a vehicle for positive change?
Young Blood
What would you try if you knew you couldn't fail?
Dream House
The little house on the trailer.
Creating resilient, regional markets imbued with social equity and ecological integrity.
The newest member of the Shroud family folds the best of our softshells into a single style.
