Life Changing Books

Plough Logo

Shopping Cart

0 item items

Your cart is empty, but not for long...

Explore Plough Books

      View Cart

    Subtotal: $

    Checkout

    Browse by Topic

    More From Plough

    people going up a stair case
    Plough Quarterly magazine No. 11: Alien Citizens Artist’s Eye

    Up and Down

    Lukandwa Dominic

    December 7, 2016
    0 Comments
    In This Article Article In This Issue Issue 0 Comments
    Next Article: Readers Respond Issue 11 Read

    Next Article:

    photo of caligraphy pen by Petar Milošević, Wikimedia Commons

    Readers Respond Issue 11

    Letters to the Editor

    Read letters to the editor responding to articles that appeared in Plough's Autumn 2016 issue, What Makes Humans Sacred?, as well as comments regarding the magazine in general.

    Continue Reading

    Explore Other Articles:

    0 Comments
    0 Comments
    Post a Comment
      Submit

    Lukandwa Dominic, born in 1980, is an artist living near Kampala, Uganda. He creates landscapes, cityscapes, and still lifes using batik, a method that alternates the application of melted wax and colorful dyes on fabric. See more of his work at batikartist.blogspot.com.

    people walking up a stair case

    Lukandwa Dominic, Up and Down, 2013. Image from fineartamerica.com.

    0 Comments
    Email from Plough

    Stay in Touch

    Sign up for weekly emails from Plough, sent every Thursday.
    Plough.com
    Subscribe

    © 2020 Plough Publishing House