In 130 ink-and-watercolor drawings, the story ofone year on a family farm in Kentucky unfoldsin captured moments of daily life: Donahue’shusband chopping wood, a cow sniffing herhead, her daughter tending to goats after a hardday at school. Each visual is paired with a writtenreflection on the day’s doings, interwoven withthe longer-arc history of her family, the farm,and their community.In telling the story of a farm family’s struggleto survive and thrive, Landings grapples withthe legacy of our cultural divide between artand land, and celebrates the beauty discoveredalong the way.