# Garland Magazine: The stories behind what we make

> Garland is a platform for the stories behind what we make in the wider world\. These are beautiful and thoughtful objects made by hand today\. There are 2,200 stories from 100 different countries\.

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## Pages
- [The Inheritors ✿ October 2026](https://garlandmag.com/issue-49/)
- [Home](https://garlandmag.com/)
- [A garden of stories](https://garlandmag.com/garden/)
- [Mycelium gatherings](https://garlandmag.com/mycelium/)
- [September 2026 ✿ Go with the flow](https://garlandmag.com/issue-48/)

## Posts
- [Basotho hat, Bôgôlan and felt among crafts awaiting UNESCO listing](https://garlandmag.com/basotho-hat-bogolan-and-felt-among-crafts-awaiting-unesco-listing/): More than ten of the 64 files before UNESCO's intangible heritage committee this year concern craft knowledge, ranging from Algerian glazed tilework to Korean papermaking\.
- [The craft of Kōji Yakusho](https://garlandmag.com/the-craft-of-koji-yakusho/): D Wood follows Kōji Yakusho from Perfect Days back to Tampopo, a ramen comedy that doubles as a study of amateurism and the craftsperson\.
- [Vale Col Levy 1933 – 2026](https://garlandmag.com/col-levy/): One of Australia's most significant potters has died at the age of 92\.
- [Australian glass](https://garlandmag.com/australian-glass/)
- [Australian fibre](https://garlandmag.com/australian-fibre/)

## Media
- [Daniel Clifford Photo 5\_result](https://garlandmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Daniel-Clifford-Photo-5_result.jpg): Daniel Clifford, There Was Nothing Wrong With The System, which was the Problem 2026
repurposed Formica table, acrylic ink, acrylic paint, 2pak clear coat120 x 120 x 4 cm\. Photograph by Louis Lim
- [Daniel Clifford Photo 4\_result](https://garlandmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/Daniel-Clifford-Photo-4_result.jpg): Daniel Clifford, The Successful Integration of Incompatible Systems 2026
repurposed Formica table, acrylic ink, acrylic paint, 2pak clear coat, 90 x 150 x 4 cm\. Photograph by Louis Lim
- [IMG\_8254\_result](https://garlandmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/09/IMG_8254_result.jpg): Installation view of Figure of 8 in Milani Gallery during August 2026, featuring artworks from Selig’s Reverse Pendulum series\. Photo: Carl Warner
- [images \(4\)](https://garlandmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/images-4.jpg): Al Saafiyat, traditional Arab fibre and wicker works is listed for possible designation\.
- [tampopo1](https://garlandmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/tampopo1-e1791417104909.webp)

## Articles
- [Scraped back: Ink, laminate, and the politics of the family table](https://garlandmag.com/article/scraped-back-ink-laminate-and-the-politics-of-the-family-table/): Pamela See traces Daniel Clifford's defaced Formica tabletops and googly\-eyed watchers, following domestic arguments from a Pākehā childhood to an adult reckoning with power\.
- [Weaving a livelihood in the Negev](https://garlandmag.com/article/lakiya/): A British nurse who came to the Negev for a year and stayed a lifetime, reviving Bedouin weaving as a livelihood for the region's women\.
- [A line from any point: Euclid reimagined in string](https://garlandmag.com/article/a-line-from-any-point-euclid-reimagined-in-string/): Sandra Selig sets string swinging and spiralling through Figure of 8, turning Euclidean geometry and backyard physics into meditations on wonder and infinity\.
- [The rings of Biyal: Healing through the timber of a fallen red gum](https://garlandmag.com/article/the-rings-of-biyal/): Five voices tell of works made from Biyal’s fallen limb on Djandak, Djaara Country, bringing mob, community and Country together\.
- [Two\-Ways Learning – The gift that keeps on giving](https://garlandmag.com/article/two-ways-learning/): How do incommensurate cultures work together? How do they connect while acknowledging differences? Bala ga Lili \(Two\-ways Learning\) \(2016\) is a cross\-cultural collaboration between Melbourne furniture designer, Damien Wright and Yolngu man, Bonhula Yunupingu, It was exhibited at Castlemaine Art Museum’s 2017 as part of The Extractive Frontier: Mining For Art, co\-curated by Beverley Knight and Clare Wright\.

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## Issues
- [Issue 1](https://garlandmag.com/issue/issue-1/)
- [Issue 36](https://garlandmag.com/issue/issue-36/)
- [Issue 9](https://garlandmag.com/issue/issue-9/)
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