Issue No. 4 includes two interviews. First, artist Magali Duzant discusses her recent artist books exploring herbaria, archival histories, and trees’ interdependence with broader concerns, such as climate change, capitalism, and urban revitalization.

Second, Mason Heberling, Associate Curator of Botany at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, discusses the changing uses of herbaria collections.

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Contents

Interview
Magali Duzant discusses The Dry Garden & A Tree Grows in Queens

Interview
Mason Heberling, Associate Curator of Botany at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History

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Credits
Issue Produced & Designed by: Erin Mallea
Photography: Magali Duzant, New York Library Picture Collection, Carnegie Museum of Natural History Herbaria Collection
Printed by: K-B Offset Printing and Mixam