Freedom Fighters
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As much as we would like it to be, with 17,500 victims of human trafficking occurring in the United States alone every year, slavery is certainly not a thing of…
Posts by Magnolia Lafleur
Power Circle
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Founded in 2006 in Alameda, California, by Saul Griffith Don Montague and late CEO Corwin Hardham, Makani has evolved from a corporation that once produced soft textile kites that can…
Surf’s Up
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As well as the book – co-authored by Frosty Hesson alongside Ian Spiegelman, Rick Hesson – a film titled Chasing Mavericks has just been released. It tells the life story…
Painted Words
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Alexandra Grant, a Los Angeles based collaborative artist, uses the world as her muse and language as her galvanizing spring towards creating the most awe inspiring sculptures, paintings, drawings and…
Storm Clouds & Icebergs
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Born in 1969 to a Native American father from the Shinnecock tribe and to an African American mother, it was Camille’s experiences growing up spending hours playing in the woods…
Trash to Treasure
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Guerra de la Paz, the compounded name of Cuban born sculptors Alain Guerra and Neraldo de la Paz – who we interviewed previously for our Regeneration issue – are two such…
Mosaics of Gold
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Learning to mix paint before she could even write, Schimmels’ art work uniquely utilises the junk mail delivered daily to our mailboxes, which she transforms into a newly shaped image…
The Modern Cubicle
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Eco-friendly Architect Michael Jantzen has created a solution to the work cubicle problem with his new self-customised and completely green E-Space office desk. The office space is made from organic…
A Summer Spent On The Farm
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Caroline Wild, 18, Andrew Hollyday, 16, Emily Harvey, 15 and Abrin Berkemeyer, 17, have been participating in the Teen Ag Crew Program at Wolfe’s Neck Farm, an educational summer and…
