Artlink Magazine Issue 36:3 | September 2016 Edição anterior

This issue takes a broadly ecological view of the restorative role of art in rebuilding connections between people and place, the land and the environment.

Amid the wave of intense writing, thinking and activism coming from our cities and regions, artists across Australia are redefining ideas of practice as land art, expanded forms of landscape art, “eco” and environmental arts to support a diverse range of outcomes.

Broadly relational, connective, philosophical and practical, these practices take on board the facts of geography, our place in geological time and the impact of European settlement.