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Noon: Rest from Work
Vincent Van Gogh, Noon: Rest from Work (after Jean-François Millet), 1890
Happy summer, my friends. I’m taking a little break from now through Memorial Day, but here’s a teaser: Next Tuesday’s Work in Progress will be from Katrine Hildebra...
The perils of housewarming
And other stories about letting people, light, and love in
Back in 2019, I finished a manuscript, Communion: A Memoir of Family, Secrets, and Love. I’ve changed in so many ways since I finished it that my story now feels less and less like...
The volatility of form
Roberley Bell on crafting "Lipstick" for her show "Almost Knowing" at Cove Street Arts
As a critic, I tend to read form as stolid: How does it sit in space? What’s going on between one form and another? What does it signal to me, another s...
Do trees hum and throb? Do they vibrate?
On listening, teaching, witnessing, and building community like trees – and artists
Several years ago, I spent a gray October day in a Hudson Valley forest with a group hoping to learn tree whispering. Our teacher, a regal woman in a wrap...
Who is in control? And what does play have to do with it?
Creativity hinges on play. Play hinges on personal agency. Both hinge on feeling safe enough in your own universe to break rules.
My tenant Karen and I were working on a cleaning project in her kitchen several years back when my phone rang...
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