Hilary Stunda

Board of Directors Member, Terrain Publishing
Editorial Board Member, Terrain.org

Hilary Stunda has been writing about arts and culture, architecture, and design for several decades for a variety of publications such as Sculpture, Wallpaper, Wonderlust, and Art in America. She has interviewed such artists and personalities as Jasper Johns, CHRISTO, Teresita Fernandez, and Hunter S. Thompson. A graduate of Columbia University, she came to Tucson, Arizona via Aspen, Colorado, where she wrote narrations for extreme adventure documentaries and eventually produced a show that took her and three mountain bikers to Mt. Everest Base Camp. A former editor-in-chief of Aspen magazine and several other national publications, she continues to look for the extraordinary in the quotidian and is currently producing a podcast on the neuroscience of compassion. When she finishes her daily morning pages, which she plans to turn into her first novel, she likes to make Thai food for her family and hike to remote places.