In This Corner of the World by Matt Weiner The animated film In This Corner of the World contrasts one of the single most destructive acts of war — the United States... read more → (maddwolf.com)
Drawing parallels between Tomie — a Japanese horror manga with an infinitely regenerative femme fatale as its protagonist — and Pando — a prodigious and clonal forest colony in Utah that revitalizes itself in the wake of wildfires — Spence considers the potential for destructive acts to give rise to additive, creative, and infinite forms. (eastcityart.com)
«It is a bitter irony that the single most deliberately destructive act against crop diversity could be about to happen in the country that invented the modern seed bank,» said Cary Fowler, of the Global Crop Diversity Trust. (theguardian.com)