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In Their Own Words / November 3, 2011 / Leave a comment

Silence as Varied as Snow by Nancy Havlik

I began thinking about the new dance/theater I’m making while recovering from a double knee replacement surgery in July, 2011….

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In Their Own Words / August 12, 2011 / Leave a comment

Sun Boxes by Craig Colorruso

Our lives have filled up with technology. But we still need the sun, and my Sun Boxes are collaborating with the planet and it’s relation to the sun.

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In Their Own Words, Visual Arts / March 24, 2011 / Leave a comment

Making the Moonlit Traveler by Helga Thomson

Moonlit Traveler is from a series of prints titled “Chronicles and The Garden of Earthly Delights.” After all, only in the freedom and adventurousness of a moonlit evening would anyone dare to ride on a naked fish with a doggie’s face.

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In Their Own Words, Visual Arts / January 18, 2011 / Leave a comment

The Body as Concept and Constant by Judy Byron

As 2011 begins, I find myself re-visiting some professional pleasures of 2010 and realizing that this all seems very far…

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In Their Own Words, Visual Arts / January 5, 2011 / 7 Comments

Love and Death at the NIH by Michele Banks

I first started experimenting with watercolor about 10 years ago, and from the beginning got into “wet in wet technique.” …

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In Their Own Words / October 13, 2010 / 3 Comments

Tim Tate on the Washington Glass School

In June 2011 we will celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Washington Glass School… it seems almost impossible that so much time has gone by so quickly.

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