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“The Whole Earth Catalog” was a counterculture publication in the late 1960s and early 1970s, edited by Stewart Brand. It aimed to provide information and resources for individuals seeking alternative lifestyles, self-sufficiency, and environmental consciousness.

The publication was known for its unique format and comprehensive content, featuring product reviews, essays, illustrations, and photographs. It covered a diverse range of topics, including sustainable living, organic farming, renewable energy, and alternative education.

One notable aspect of the catalog was its use of artwork. The illustrations and photographs in the publication were carefully curated to complement the content and provide a visual representation of the alternative lifestyles it promoted.

“The Whole Earth Catalog” had a significant impact on American culture, becoming a symbol of the counterculture movement and inspiring subsequent publications focused on sustainability and social change.

 

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Tip of the week

“The Whole Earth Catalog” was a counterculture publication in the late 1960s and early 1970s, edited by Stewart Brand. It aimed to provide information and resources for individuals seeking alternative lifestyles, self-sufficiency, and environmental consciousness.

The publication was known for its unique format and comprehensive content, featuring product reviews, essays, illustrations, and photographs. It covered a diverse range of topics, including sustainable living, organic farming, renewable energy, and alternative education.

One notable aspect of the catalog was its use of artwork. The illustrations and photographs in the publication were carefully curated to complement the content and provide a visual representation of the alternative lifestyles it promoted.

“The Whole Earth Catalog” had a significant impact on American culture, becoming a symbol of the counterculture movement and inspiring subsequent publications focused on sustainability and social change.

 

‘Tip of the Week’ is a weekly insight to some of the things we like.

See more tips

Selected projects