Issue No. 3 October 2019
The future depends on our ability to come together in community and change the way we view our homes. In northern California, people are clinging to outmoded notions of beauty and nostalgia, while experts tell them Nature herself has other plans.
When we’re buffeted about by waves of social change, home can serve as a much-needed sanctuary.
San Francisco playwright and poet Mercilee Jenkins believes that while we move on to other places, the spirit of a house remains.
The paintings in Leo M. Tadek’s home are a memoir of his marriage, his life in Belgium and in Moscow — and also double as a tour of European history.
Mona Molarsky tells how to engage works of art from the idyllic to the political. Our editors weigh in on the way these images can change our lives.