Culture/Agriculture
Vol 15 no 1, 1995
Looking at the Landscape, the cultural meanings of what we grow, region = bioregion, botany and the body, farming as art, bush tucker as well as reviews of exhibitions and books make up this feast of an issue.
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Saved by the Demon - Hemp Lives
Author: Mr Jamnes Danenberg, featureCannibis Sativa as a drug, as uses of hemp - textiles, fabric and paper - as building materials, as oils food and protein, for medical and therapeutic applications, biomass energy... so why is there a prohibition?
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Articles in this issue
- Editorial: Culture/Agriculture
- Feature: A Piece of EcoCity
- Feature: Art about Farming, Farming as an Art?
- Feature: Asian Tucker in the NT - new trend, old ecology
- Feature: Botany and the Body: Fiona Hall
- Feature: Culture/ Agriculture
- Feature: Harsh Realities: Artists and the Land
- Feature: Husbandry and the Coporate Collection
- Feature: Living with the Land
- Feature: Photographing the Drought
- Feature: Plant a Yam, Paint a Yam
- Feature: Portrait of the Farmer as a Mature Potato
- Feature: Rene Boutin: An Artist and His Garden
- Feature: Rice on the Terrace
- Feature: Saved by the Demon - Hemp Lives
- Feature: The Cultural Biography of Plants
- Feature: The Food Chain Starts Here
- Feature: The Struggle for LESS Interesting Pictures
- Feature: The Terratransformers of Planet Three
- Feature: The use of Aesthetics: Food for Thought
- Feature: Wolseley and Majzner Read the Land
- Image bank: Image Bank
- Review: Cate Jones on Photography
- Review: David Bromfield on Sculpture
- Review: Ingrid Day on Phil Mullaly
- Review: Kay Aldenhoven on Annie Taylor
- Review: Maggie Baxter on High Fibre Diet
- Review: Margot Osborne on Marijana Tadic
- Review: Mark Stephens on 600,000 Hours
- Review: Paul Hay Diary
- Review: Robyn Daw on Elsje King