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Head in the Clouds

By Johannes VanDerBeek

Whenever I’m on a plane it’s hard for me to avoid thinking about all philosophers, artists, writers, and eager romantics of the past that would have relished the opportunity to see the world from that unique vantage point.  We take it lightly now in modern life but for centuries people…

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Monday Thoughts: Noise

By Matt Ross

The other day I was staring at the word “unwire,” and I began to fantasize about what that meant.  The notion of rest and relaxation seems so different today and with my Dick Tracy device in my palm all the time, I literally feel like there is a wire plugged…

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Dawn Clements’ Drawings

By John O'Connor

I’ve shown Dawn Clements’ work to students for years, and upon first sight someone will invariably ask me why she leaves so much paper “blank”. This is a perfectly reasonable question when one is used to looking at drawing in the usual ways, but Dawn Clements’ drawings are anything but…

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Monday Thoughts: Winter

By Matt Ross

Are you done with it yet?  No matter what happens, every year at this time I start to take a deep breath and prepare myself for the final push through February’s doldrums.  But, this year I have some new tools that are helping me deal with these gray, cold days.…

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