Where the Heart Is—Estranged in England
Locked in by the pandemic, I have nowhere else to go but here: this “green and pleasant land,” as William Blake described in Jerusalem.
Every Tapestry Tells a Story—The Metaphors Found Among Oaxacan Textile Makers
Each one reflected the alchemy of alliance between maker and material—and between maker and maker, lifetimes before.
Rwandan Umuganda—A Single Beating Heart
Carried back to East Africa by my recollections, it occurs to me: Maybe Rwanda is the answer to the fear that defines us right now.
