Extraction by Edward Burtynsky

Extraction <span>by Edward Burtynsky</span>The cover of the July August 2007 issue of The Walrus. Name: Extraction Artist: Edward Burtynsky is one of Canadas most celebrated photographers. Burtynsky and his photographs of Chinas industrial revolution are the subject of the film Manufactured Landscapes. Cover prints are exclusive, professionally printed copies of our award winning magazine covers. These custom ordered prints include cover art and the Walrus wordmark, but are free of all other

fiction by Wayne Johnson

Larry Krotz reports on a man filing suit against his native Iran for torture he was subjected to while imprisoned

Alison Pick recounts a trip through the Northwest Passage

Alexander Gelfand ponders how personal genetic testing for drug therapy benefits Big Pharma

Large cover print dimensions: 21

Greg Hollingshead

The fourth in our series of four special edition covers celebrating Vancouver for the March 2010 issue of The Walrus

Alex Hutchinson explains how pushing the limits of brain science could bring Canadian marathoners Olympic glory

Allan Gregg argues that Paul Martin’s health accord threatens Canada’s national unity

Elizabeth Abbott ponders whether polygamy is still intolerable in a liberal society

Katherine Ashenburg asks what happens when death comes later in life

Artist: Edward Burtynsky is one of Canada’s most celebrated photographers