Monthly Archives: July 2009
Nicole Mitchell: Creation, Culture and Community
” I consider myself to be a “creative musician,” because with “creative” music people don’t have a specific expectation and they can be open to receive what you bring.” Continue reading
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Diyan Achjadi: visual artist
“Rallies, marching bands, scout troops, all figure as starting points to question ideas of group affiliations and by extension, definitions of community and national identity.” Continue reading
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Public Views: A Survey of Police from the Baltimore Washington Metropolitan Area
“At the end of the day, everyone goes home safe. That should be the goal.” Continue reading
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Sonnenzimmer: visual artists
“Contrary to conventional wisdom, they have no issue with balancing commercial art and a more “personal” fine art practice.” Continue reading
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Juliette Goodwin: photography
“It is difficult to accept the fact that it’s zest for light and dark has been ended by a dreadful lack of information on its LCD screen and memory card.” Continue reading
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Simone Shubuck: visual artist
“One of the recurring things I find in my practice is that I am always kind of unaware at first that some of the most interesting things I’m doing are the things I don’t consider art.” Continue reading
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In Tune: Corbett vs. Dempsey Gallery
“You need to question whether something has intrinsic interest, regardless of whether you’ve been told that it does or not.” Continue reading
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