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Traditional-contemporary artist Gyempo Wangchuk adds final touches to a biocultural landscape painting of his native place in Eastern Bhutan and preeminent yul lha (deities of the territory or place) that…
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A daba (trance medium) from the Mosuo Qiangic people, who allowed me to photograph him on the condition that he imitated a trance-like state. Photo: Dan Meir
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A member of Terralingua's administrative team holds copies of Langscape Magazine ready for mailout. Photo credit: Terralingua
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