• H.E.R.E. Journal Issue 1
  • H.E.R.E. Journal Issue 1
  • H.E.R.E. Journal Issue 1
  • H.E.R.E. Journal Issue 1
  • H.E.R.E. Journal Issue 1
  • H.E.R.E. Journal Issue 1
  • H.E.R.E. Journal Issue 1

H.E.R.E. Journal Issue 1

from H.E.R.E

H.E.R.E. Journal is a print magazine about the Hudson Valley — the ecology, the people, and where the two meet. Packed with in-depth stories and original photography, H.E.R.E. Journal is for residents, regional nerds, and people who appreciate the Hudson Valley from afar. It's for people who want to know more about the history, the animals, the nature, and who is looking after all the little live things here.

The Inaugural Issue of H.E.R.E. Journal opens with a question: what distinguishes this land and who are we in relation to it? Inside, the story behind Hudson River School painter Frederic Church's breathtaking views of the Catskills, the hidden world of the under river as revealed by beavers and eels, climate migrants' search for safer ground, the perennial inspiration of Shaker architecture, and much more. Contributors include Robin Wall Kimmerer, Stephen Shore, Deborah Berke, Leila Philip, and Katie Stout among others. Each copy includes a double-sided Eastern Bluebird Print illustrated by artist Matt Adrian and H.E.R.E. staff.

  • 152 printed pages 
  • Pull-out artists poster by Matt Adrian
  • Full color printing 
  • Perfect bound 
  • Edition of 2,000 copies 
  • Dimensions: 9.5" x 11.75"
  • Printed in the USA

$40