Western MA in 2012: A Year in Photos 
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What If All The Natural Gas In The United States Was In Urban America?
Photograph by Les Stone
An open question for consideration: suppose that the United States’ massive natural gas reserves were located exclusively beneath urban sites. Would these regions encounter hydraulic fracturing? Would the practice exponenti…
The Tree That Bursts Through The Silo
Tree In Silo; Ken Wolf
Many thanks to María Arambula for sharing on our Arts and Culture Feed A.G. Sulzberger’s latest rural dispatch for The New York Times, “Amid Rural Decay, Trees Take Root in Silos.” The image of these trees bursting from dis…
Photographing Rural Maine, Beyond The Vacationland
Gregory Gives his Cousin Lori a Rose, 1983; Steven Rubin
This month TIME Magazine’s Lightbox photography section highlights the work of Steven Rubin and his 30 year project in Somerset County, Maine — the fruits of which are currently on view at …
Poet Laureates, Hall of Famers, and Opening Day
Bill Mazeroski, after his home run to win the 1960 World Series: James Klingensmith
Today is Opening Day for Major League Baseball, that turning of a cultural season to match the Spring’s turning of the fields.
Above we feature a legenda…
Update: The Black Hills Are Not For Sale
Mural Installation on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles; Honor The Treaties Facebook Page
Last year we discussed Honor The Treaties, a promising collaboration between photographer Aaron Huey, the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, and a host of u…
A Jetsonorama Panorama
Many thanks to Gary O’Brien for contacting us and sharing this interactive panorama from Jetsonorama’s wheat paste installation in Cameron, Arizona.
What’s striking about this technology is that it not only gives depth and dimension to Jetsonor…