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  • End Frame: “Quicksilver” by Linda Plaisted
  • Women Inspiring Nevada: Linda Perez, CEO, The Shade Tree
  • Susan Te Kahurangi King’s Way of Seeing

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onlandscape.co.uk /3 weeks ago

End Frame: “Quicksilver” by Linda Plaisted

I chanced upon Linda Plaisted’s work a few years ago. One of her first images that I fell in love with was “Quicksilver”, from ‘How the Light Gets In’ The post End Frame: “Quicksil...

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vegasinc.lasvegassun.com /4 weeks ago

Women Inspiring Nevada: Linda Perez, CEO, The Shade Tree

For Linda Perez, the work of supporting survivors of domestic violence is personal. A survivor herself, Perez has built a career spanning corporate leadership and nonprofit work ce...

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newyorker.com /1 month ago

Susan Te Kahurangi King’s Way of Seeing

At seventy-five, she may be New Zealand’s greatest living artist.

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onlandscape.co.uk /1 day ago

End Frame: Path to Gold by Hillary Younger

There is an isolation in Hillary’s images that I find particularly compelling, and this photograph is a wonderful example. The post End Frame: Path to Gold by Hillary Younger appea...

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nytimes.com /3 weeks ago

A Superb American Artist Is Finally Getting Her Due

Only by being exhibited alongside her husband, Jackson Pollock, can Lee Krasner fully and finally emerge from his shadow.

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bellanaija.com /3 weeks ago

Negotiating Portraits as Sites For Identity and Selfhood in Luchong’s Portraiture

Leonardo da Vinci famously described painting as “poetry which is seen and not heard” and poetry as “a painting which is heard but not seen,” but I think Luchong’s work complicates...

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