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Contemplacion: Art out of civil war-torn El Salvador

October 14, 2014 admin 0

As a first generation Salvadoran-American, historical collective memory is the prime influence and inspiration for my work. Every face, every voice, and every hand holds a story. Through art one can rediscover what has been […] […]

George Barton Cutten, Ph.D. – Three Thousand Years of Mental Healing

December 18, 2013 Editor 0

[Excerpt from Three Thousand Years of Mental Healing (1911)] INTRODUCTION I find, by experience, that the mind and the body are more than married, for they are most intimately united; and when the one suffers, […]

Christine Laquet

November 26, 2013 Christine Laquet 0

Christine Laquet’s varied practice spans the disciplines of photography, sculpture, installation, and performance, offering multiple conceptual frameworks in which to consider her stunning productions. A viewer coming to her work will find a bewildering array […] […]

Continuity vs. Change: A Meditation

May 10, 2013 Khvay Samnang 0

Khvay Samnang (b. 1982, Svay Rieng) engages with concepts of mediation, change and continuity. Using his body to enact poignant gestures with subtle humor, he offers new interpretations of history, longstanding cultural practices, and contentious […] […]

Restless Soul

January 7, 2013 Stefan Papco 1

Artist statement The objective behind sculptural spatial experiments is to investigate land as a bearer of potential to describe long-term development of a society bound to a specific place. Events and changes associated with the approach […] […]

Bill Hayward

June 11, 2012 Geoff Gehman 3

Artist and Photographer […]

The Origins of Sex by Faramerz Dabbjoiwala

June 11, 2012 Bethany Schneider 3

Oxford University Press, 2012. 484 pages; Reviewed by Bethany Schneider The Origins of Sex is a voluptuary. Four-hundred-and-eighty-four illustrated pages giving us the back-story to sex as we – to the extent that we are […] […]