‘Japan: Described and Illustrated by the Japanese’ is an ambitious Japanese encyclopaedia published between 1897 and 1898. These […]
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To understand ‘Yama no Shashin’ by Linda Fregni Nagler, one must travel back in time to 1853. This […]
Desired landscapes is a biannual print magazine about cities: those that exist and those that only do exist […]
What these towns did achieve was “not only low-cost housing depositories for waves of new immigrants… [but also] […]
The 1929 crisis hit the USA hard. Unprecedented rates of unemployment and misery took over the land of […]
‘The city’ zine is here, and it’s FREE for subscribers (along with any other past zines) Subscribe + […]
‘The art of the Japanese kite’ by Tal Streeter is a book about Japan that focuses on this […]
Euophphrys omnisuperstes or “Standing above everything” is a spider living living at 22,000 ft on the Himalayas. The […]
Documentary photography has always been the work of eternally curious people, whose work takes them to places unknown. […]
Yes, maps offer us a very convenient two-dimension version of reality. But what if we could add more […]