Issue XIII - ELEMENTS
Come fire or tempest, or rain, hail or shine, our lives are shaped – often defined – by the elements. How to thrive in the face of uncertainty, cope with extremes, respect and protect our world – these are the big elemental issues. In Issue 13, we go gardening in the tropics and the alps, marvel at the best regional architecture for diverse climates, search for art in the desert, get obsessed about spuds and add (a lot) of salt to our greens.
Celebrate the brilliance of Emily Kam Kngwarray
Weather watching, with camera
Belinda Jeffery cooks lunch over fire
What it takes to sculpt in bronze
Gardening in the alps with an artist’s eye
Elemental architecture and the climate quest
A business thrives in the salt of the earth
Michael Reid at home in Murrurundi
How to finish a very long book
In praise of compost
Escape to an island beach shack
Spuds, spuds and more spuds
Plus more art, gardens, books and ideas – Galah styleFront cover: Emily Kam Kngwarray, Anmatyerr people, Alhalker Country, 1994 © Emily Kam Kngwarray/Copyright Agency, 2025. Private collection, courtesy of Deutscher and Hackett. Image courtesy of the National Gallery of Australia.
