Poet Jacqueline Suskin on questions of time, transformation and activism.
Neha Kale profiles three artists who re-imagine ideas of kinship and ask us to look closely at ties that bind.
Three artists speak about how the land we live on is cleaved by borders or shaped by colonial desires.
Writing and gardening, seeing and being. An essay by Georgina Reid.
An interview with Sydney based visual artist Caroline Rothwell about plants, art, and painting with carbon emissions.
An extraordinary essay on extinction, art and erasure.
An art project by Felicity Jones and Mark Smith exploring the cultural and environmental impacts of the Wardian case.
A cup of tea and a bushwalk with highly acclaimed artist Tamara Dean.
Artist Sammy Hawker gives voice and visual expression to the more-than-human worlds that vibrate around, and with, us.
The courage and patience required to make art can be found in unlikely places.
Neha Kale meets four artists exploring new relations with nature.
Penny Sadubin's art explores the complexity, importance and beauty of endangered ecological communities.
Artist Cara Johnson's works interrogate ideas around land management practices and the human relationship with the natural world.
Meet photographer Daniel Shipp's gang of ugly plant misfits in their first ever glamour shoot.
An interview with Tracey Deep, artist and curator of nature.