The latest issue of Kinfolk rejects the definition of a good education as one that ends with good grades. Instead, Issue Thirty-Three examines education as a lifelong pursuit and considers a new curriculum for living: What can we learn about our bodies, minds, beliefs and societies outside the classroom, and who can teach us?
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Buoyed by the bossa nova experimentalism of mid-century Brazil, an opera-loving landscape architect struck out against the diktats of cool modernism.
Traditional schools were created in the image of factory lines. What happens when you opt out?
Neda Semnani on education as a way past the impasse of climate dread.
Laura Rysman meets the woman standing in front of a very different sort of classroom.
Kaytranada built his reputation as a producer from a bedroom in his mom’s house in Montreal.
What happens when the dream of network marketing turns into a nightmare?
Jewelry designer. Wes Anderson regular. Environmental crusader. The many marvelous lives of Waris Ahluwalia.
The Iranian-American filmmaker bringing her “weird and sexy” stories—and her parents—to set.
The Pulitzer Prize–winning author squeezing the “sogginess” out of fiction.
Train your brain with these Spot the Difference and Odd One Out picture riddles.
University chaplain Khalid Latin is teaching much more than the Quran.
One hour to unwind, refresh and reenergize before bouncing back into the day.
At a château-turned-studio in Belgium, Annick Weber meets the enigmatic artist whose twisted imagination is revitalizing figurative painting.
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