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The Case for Animal Personhood

September 7, 2015 Jeff Warren 0

“There is nothing more alone in the universe than man. When we were children we wanted to talk to animals and struggled to understand why this was impossible. Slowly we gave up the attempt as […]

Rosemary Ishii MacConnell

March 25, 2015 Editor 0

Rosemary Ishii MacConnell’s studio is in her home, situated in the high ridges and peaks of Marin County, California. Like her life, her work sits between two worlds, with cultural references to both. In her […] […]

StarJAM: An Interstellar Musical Conversation

August 3, 2014 Kenji Wiliiams 0

This spring, a nine-year-old dream came true: to direct a live collaboration with an orbiting astronaut on the International Space Station. Co-Sponsored by BELLA GAIA, this ‘StarJAM’ was an improvised musical performance between BELLA GAIA […] […]

Blue Hanuman

May 31, 2014 Joan Larkin 0

The poems in “Blue Hanuman” have a lyric intensity and soul-clarity that move beyond Larkin’s previous books. The poet’s voice becomes the thing it speaks about, connecting the body to art and to the whole […] […]

The Case for Animal Personhood

April 14, 2014 Jeff Warren 3

“There is nothing more alone in the universe than man. When we were children we wanted to talk to animals and struggled to understand why this was impossible. Slowly we gave up the attempt as […] […]

Jed Diamond, PhD – The New Human Vocation Is To Heal the Earth

March 31, 2014 Editor 1

[In this six-part feature, Jed Diamond examines his male experience through fatherhood, mental illness, and the Men’s Movement to explore what it means to be a more whole, mindful Man. | Part I: Fatherhood | Part II: My Female and Male […]

Scott Bailey and David McLoghlin

January 28, 2014 admin 1

Intimate relations between two men—one younger and one older—unite the following poems by Scott Bailey and David McLoghlin. Those intimacies, though wildly different in nature, both interrogate the role of silence in expressions of love […] […]

Thom Browne and His Suit: Redefining Man

January 28, 2014 Berglind Thrastardottir 1

The structure of society, intended to create borders constraining where appropriate behavior begins and ends, was composed and reified from a masculine perspective. Thus, forces serving to subvert that structure are most often feminine in […] […]

Dr. Joseph Valks – Recreating Genesis

November 13, 2013 Editor 1

When Dr Craig Venter’s team announced they had succeeded in transplanting synthetic DNA for a bacterium into a host cell they opened a ‘Pandora’s box’ about the morality of playing God. The simple fact is […]

Dr. Joe Valks – Could Leonardo da Vinci and Trees Hold the Secret to Free Energy and Time Travel?

July 31, 2013 Editor 0

What is it about Mother Nature that has a calming effect on people? Why do they feel at peace and at one with the natural world? Could it have something to do with the geometrical […]