New American Paintings

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St. Louis, MO albertyowshien@gmail.com / www.albertyowshien.com / @yowshien 2019 Safety Last!, The Bermuda Project, Ferguson, MO Too Good To Be True, LVL3, Chicago, IL 2018 A Demonstration from Fifty Percent, Putnam Center for the Arts, Jacksonville,

Hong Kong Tatler

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On a walk along the waterfront from Central to Kennedy Town with her husband and their son Rocco recently, Victoria Tang-Owen stumbled across a monumental pile of bamboo waiting to be constructed. “Raw materials inspire me,” the creative director and

The Paris Review

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Photo: Lucas Marquardt. Ada Limón’s poetry is like staring into a cloudy night sky and searching desperately for any signs of a star. Just when you’re about to give up, you find a single pinprick in the dark, enough light to remind you that something

Living Etc

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Describe your style. It’s a mix of dark humour and philosophical insight. Our collages explore the boundaries between truth and fiction, and raise questions about how we construct meaning from experience. Inspiration? Ideas start as conversations, us

HomeStyle

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We’ll never be royals, but this kind of luxe is definitely for us. By Danish designer Morten Georgsen, BoConcept’s elegantly minimalist Kingston dining table and Princeton dining chairs will go a long way towards making your house your castle. In two

Belle

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HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE YOUR STUDIO? Our studio is an ever-evolving creative platform. It is constantly adapted to showcase our collaborations. I love that this allows my creative world to be visualised instantly and often. WHAT INITIALLY APPEALED TO

North & South

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On 23 August, young poets, poetry royalty, performance poets, rappers and “slammers” will be taking over your town – hoping to beat last year’s Phantom Billstickers National Poetry Day record of 150 events across 60 locations nationwide. Check nzbook

NPR

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Ling Ma's debut, Severance, won for fiction. Crown earned Derrick Barnes and Gordon James the young readers' prize. And Rebecca Solnit's essays, Call Them by Their True Names, won nonfiction laurels.

The Cottage Journal

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It’s been said that artists simply interpret nature and the world around them, but what happened when one Southern artist incorporated this piece of nature into her art changed the face of her small business. Katelyn Kozuch has always been an artist.

Popshot Magazine

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6 – Sophie Lay is a creative writing student at the University of Gloucestershire, and has performed her work at the Cheltenham Literature Festival and Cheltenham Poetry Festival. Cultivate was inspired by her suspicion of rejuvenation and gentrifica

Poets & Writers

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THE WRITERS I HAVE THE PRIVILEGE OF TALKING WITH these days have one thing in common: They are all incredibly busy. I believe the most precious gift one could offer a creative person is time: unscheduled, unencumbered, unhurried time. But when I hear

Australian House & Garden

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FIRST ADULT HOME? A sweet little weatherboard cottage in East Gippsland, Victoria. I’M HAPPIEST WHEN… All of the time! Especially when our clients are happy with our work. ULTIMATE COLOUR PALETTE? I have many and varied favourite colour palettes; m

InStyle Australia Magazine

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With an empire built on fashion inspired by exotic and diverse destinations, near constant travel has been a career reality for designer and artist Camilla Franks. From India to Italy, the creative has spent extended periods immersing herself in cont

Architectural Digest India

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I recently made the mistake of referring to Vincent Van Duysenthe Belgian architect famous for a pared-down but instantly recognizable aesthetic—as a minimalist. He quickly corrected me. “Essentialism” is how he describes his work, making the point t

Urbis

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EVENTS Until 14 July / Wellington See the effervescent work of Semiconductor, a UK artistic duo that regularly collaborates with NASA, CERN, the Smithsonian, the Charles Darwin Research Station and other similar institutions. This exhibition marries

History Scotland

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Calum Colvin, Professor of Fine Art Photography at the University of Dundee, has followed in the footsteps of pop art pioneer Andy Warhol in creating a portrait of Scottish-American industrialist and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie. Regarded as one of

5280 Magazine

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Photographer and mixed-media artist Albert Chong often explores spirituality, mysticism, and identity (the University of Colorado Boulder professor identifies as Afro-Asian and splits his time between Colorado and Jamaica). Chong’s I-Traits series of

GQ India

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When I was a small child, every Sunday my father would take me to visit the Capitoline Museums, or the Museum of Villa Giulia. Museums were my playground, a place where I was certain I’d have fun. A place for discovery, growth and freedom. Those Sund

Australian Home Beautiful

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Who: Bruce Rowe, founder of Anchor Ceramics. What he does: Carefully crafts handmade ceramic pieces, including planters, wall hooks and light fittings. Where: Reservoir, Victoria. Why he does it: “To make things that last a long time, that people lov

New Zealand Woman’s Weekly

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She lives in Los Angeles and is a poet and writer. As @sosadtoday, she has a huge Twitter following that includes several celebrities. Rolling Stone magazine named her one of its 50 Funniest People. This is Melissa’s second novel. This novel was in

Grand Designs Australia

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take a seat and make yourself comfortable because we have a fantastic issue for you, not least our exclusive interview with the Master of Grand Designs himself, Kevin McCloud, on page 34. I sat down with the beloved UK TV presenter, here for his nati

Writing Magazine

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Lorelei Goulding has won the £1,500 prize for her first-ever writing competition entry in Spread the Word’s Life Writing Prize 2020. Lorelei’s winning piece of life-writing, Birdie, is her first competition entry and first piece of published work. It

Writing Magazine

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North Yorkshire based Ripon Writers’ Group meets on alternate Tuesday evenings throughout the year at the Old Deanery, just across the road from Ripon Cathedral, to share our work and offer feedback, writes Maggie Cobbett. Published or as yet unpubli

Southwest Art

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NOVEMBER IS often considered a time to reflect on all there is to be thankful for in our lives. And on the Sunday before Thanksgiving, the hundreds of western art enthusiasts gathered at Tucson’s historic Mountain Oyster Club are sure to have much to

Visi

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We put this Spring issue together in the dead of winter as weather patterns were spiralling out of control in the Western Cape. That’s why we are all wearing black and wrapped in winter coats in the photos on this page (okay, not all of us). This is

Writing Magazine

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George Szirtes and Lucy Ellman have won this year’s James Tait Black Prize. The annual £10,000 prizes are awarded by the University of Edinburgh. George Szirtes’ The Photographer at Sixteen: The Death and Life of a Fighter – a biography of his mother

Sunday Tribune

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TODAY is the last of the monthly book fair for the year, with authors from around the country launching and promoting their books. The book fair, now in its third year, is a volunteer programme to support Durban as a Unesco World City of Literature.

Country Life

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1) The term murmuration refers to a flock of which bird? 2) Linn, Bose and Cyrus are all companies that specialise in selling what sort of equipment? 3) What was the first name of Italian general Garibaldi, for whom the British biscuit was named af

Literary Hub

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Modern multiracial London, a Caribbean colonial sugar plantation, an undefined afterlife, pre-WWII England, and a dystopian United States—this month’s overlooked fiction will transport you whether you like it, or not. Guy Gunaratne, In Our Mad and F

New American Paintings

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Dayton, OH ccartwright123@gmail.com / www.caitlincartwright.com / @caitlincartwright 2013 MA, School for International Training, Washington, DC 2005 BFA, Maryland Institute College of Art, Baltimore, MD 2011-12 Pocosin Arts, Columbia, NC 2018 Front S