Far Out isn't Far Enough for Tomi Ungerer
The artist, author and designer recounts his quirky attempt at self-sufficiency living in Nova Scotia
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Acclaimed graphic designer, artist and author Tomi Ungerer talks here about how a few days off from the hectic pace of 1970s New York led to the triumphs and calamities of a new, simpler life on an isolated peninsula in Nova Scotia, Canada, and "the beginning of a true adventure".
Far Out isn't Far Enough is Tomi Ungerer's record of his quirky and pioneering attempt at self-sufficiency, living in the back of beyond.
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