Talent Talks
Linda FairchildContemporary art gallerist in San Francisco now an independent book publisher promotes visual artists and writers.
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The Country that Welcomed Me Back In
This is my friend Heather. We met when we were four in Nova Scotia. She is off to Europe, and I am now in British Columbia taking care of Stanley. Border Collies are amazing, as is she.
The Country that Welcomed Me Back In
This is my friend Heather. We met when we were four in Nova Scotia. She is off to Europe, and I am now in British Columbia taking care of Stanley. Border Collies are amazing, as is she.
The Country that Welcomed Us In
My father was a “naturalized citizen'“ of Canada. Born in Russia. He applied for the Charles Bullard Fellowship at the Harvard Business School. Accepted. We entered the United States in August 1963 or tried to.
Surviving
I have often asked a question since coming to the United States from Canada in 1971 for school, then choosing to become a US citizen in 1998. Not because I thought of it, because my father told me to. “You chose California over Canada, as I...
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Linda Fairchild & Co., formerly Linda Fairchild Contemporary Art in the historic Waterfront District of San Francisco. Now a Sausalito-based independent book publisher, we champion visual artists, writers, musicians, and activists.
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