Kim Stringfellow

Danny Lyon-photographer, filmmaker, ally of marginalized people, and heart-on-sleeve wearer-is celebrated in …

Journalist Meg Bernhard's (New York Times Magazine, Los Angeles Times, The New Yorker) in-depth feature on Th…

How overuse, megadrought and climate change are threatening the dwindling water supply of the Colorado River.…

Between 1951 and 1996, the AEC detonated 1,021 nuclear bombs at the Nevada Test Site releasing billions of cu…

Jackrabbit Homesteading and California City's elaborate ghost grid provide two examples of Southern Californi…

The Salt Song is a vast interconnected ritual song map describing the sacred geography of the Nuwuvi people (…

Desert Gold Part II examines the environmental repercussions of gold mining that has resulted in thousands of…

Desert Gold Part I overviews the history and personalities of Mojave's boom and bust gold mining period durin…

Mojave, California has led civilian-led commercial space travel since 2004 when Scaled Composites won the $10…

Many people have attempted to unravel the mystery of Giant Rock in Landers, California—the former site of Geo…

The Kokoweef legend purporting a mythic Lost River of Gold has mesmerized Mojave Desert treasure seekers for …

From makeshift meth labs to the Manson Family—a compendium of criminal activities in the Mojave Desert. Dispa…

Southern Nevada's Ash Meadows is today a stunning oasis of glistening crystal blue pools. But it was nearly o…

Devils Hole is a fossil water portal into an ancient aquifer whose depth remains unknown. Here, the world's r…

The California Institute of Earth Architecture hopes their Superadobe construction technique may be applied t…

Critical response to Ed Ruscha's series of mass-produced, ubiquitous artist photobooks has been hostile, but …

There It Is--Take It! is an audio tour through the Owens Valley examining the controversial social, political…