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Cover: Sunset by Ashour Messelhi, one of the weavers at Ramses Wissa Wassef School in Egypt.

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Issue 194 • May/June 1999

special crafts issue: A Tale of Tapestry

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Feature Articles

CRAFT OF LIVING • Satish Kumar

Crafts enhance creativity, beauty and the imagination.

OBJECTS OF ENCHANTMENT • John Lane

We know ourselves from the things we have made.

HAND-WORK AT THE END OF THE CENTURY • Tony Ford

Handmade objects have a human warmth which industry will never reproduce.

A TALE OF TAPESTRIES • Clio Mitchell

At the Wissa Wassef Art School in Egypt vibrant rhythms are woven into a dance of life.

PLAY IN CLAY • Rebecca Hossack

The pottery of Ann Stokes is infused with a sense of lightness and play.

THE RETURN OF APPRENTICESHIP • Barrie Thompson

A conversation with Sophie Poklewski Koziell

LISTENING TO WOOD • Tobias Kaye

Interview by Satish Kumar

WHAT MY GARDEN MEANS TO ME • Anita Roddick

I've never painted, never written, never taken photos: the garden was something I created.

HONOURING GARDEN STONES • Marc Peter Keane

In Japan the placement of stones is considered to be the central act of gardening.

BREAD BEAUTIFUL • Dana Spowers

Breadmaking is an art.

Frontline

RIGHT TO ROAM • Paul Kingsnorth

We must fight to keep our public footpaths.

CREATIVE CONSERVATION • Richard Scott

In Liverpool, Land Life Trust is bringing wilderness close to people.

WORKING HOLIDAYS • Helen Conway

It's better to unwind doing something active.

A VISUAL LANGUAGE • Peter Abbs

To understand the art of Peter Baldwin we need to engage the active eye.

Science

THE VALUES OF SCIENCE • Michael Shaw Bond

Science can never be value-free.

Economy

NEW COLONIALISM • Andrew Simms

Free markets and first-class travel are the instruments of a new oppression.

COCA-COLA BREAK • Donella Meadows

Don't let Coke take over the world.

SUBVERTISING • Polly Ghazi

Adbusters magazine is challenging the advertising culture.

Regulars

The Occasional Didymus John Moat

Poetry Pascale Petit

Letter from America Jay Walljasper

Business Diary David Boyle

Good News For Gaia Lorna Howarth

Letters to the Editors

In Case You Missed It Victoria Bawtree

Reviews

CULTIVATING A GARDEN • John Lane

OLD HISTORY, NEW TIME • Mary Tasker

The Wealth and Poverty of Nations and The Information Age, Economy, Society and Culture Vol. III

SOUND OF THE EAST • Mark Kidel

Raga Mala: the autobiography of Ravi Shankar

REVERENCE FOR NATURE • Stephan Harding

Gaia's Body

ORIGINS OF LIFE • Lynn Hunt

The Modern Antiquarian

LEARNING THROUGH ART • Jenny Brain

Art: The Basis of Education

POWER OF CHOICE • Judy Jones

Manual 2000 - Life Choices for the Future You Want

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