Living in a Charlie Russell Painting
Cary Morin on creating Native Americana music inspired by the legendary Western artist CM Russell.
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Golden Crystal Kingdom
Vincent Neil Emerson on his East Texas roots and the catharsis of songwriting.
The Place of Humanity in the Tapestry of Lifeforms
The environmental writer Dan Flores on the history of humans and wildlife in North America, coyotes, and our human relationship to the rest of the natural world.
The History of the Horse in Art
The sculptor Amy Laugesen on our ancient connections to the horse as a partner in human civilization.
Late Bloomers
Two singular artists of Americana music, Nikki Lane and Sierra Ferrell, on friendship, songwriting, and their eclectic paths to fame.
Nicole Masters' Post-Industrial Agriculture Paradigm
For too long, we've treated soil as an inert resource, when we should be down on our knees worshipping the fact that this is what gives us life on this...
Introspection and Transition in the Art of David Grossmann
“I am often drawn to paint reminders of those fragile passages from one thing to the next when we are open to newness and also exposed to loss. I felt...
