Excellent interview by the journalist at Bored Panda. Who does forage and why?

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'The work that art does'- A review of Kandos School of Cultural Adaptation

Kandos School of Cultural Adaptation review on ArtLink sparks a few questions:
Why is this art? Does it matter? What are we trying to achieve?

art, mediadiego bonetto3 September 2021art, article, artlink, review, ksca, kandos school of cultural adaptation, ecology, regenerative, culture, community, changeComment

Finding Food In the Forest: How a Pandemic Sparked New Interest In Mushrooms

Jack Revell goes foraging for wild mushrooms to find more than he expected and how a pandemic brought us all out.

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Weeds, and why we hate them.

Weeds. Why do we hate them so much? Is it because we fear them? Is it any use to treat all uninvited plants equally? What happened that we can no longer share the earth with other species?

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Seeing our own botanical reality.

Read about Kit’s experience of walking with me and learning about wild edibles all around.

Her words are mesmerising!

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A forgotten instinct that we all deserve to exploit

An article on the Sydney Morning Herald about the crave for foraging knowledge and a recording of a presentation about Art and Power. What's the link? Read on>