Contemporary mosaic artists and long-dead coal miners telling stories together on the ruins of an abandoned Pennsylvania coal operation
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Smuts Has Smalti
For paid subscribers: the dragon gets a little more gold.
Back before The Ruins, in the days of city living that held a different kind of freedom, I fell into a pile of smalti that changed my life.
The freedom I speak of was freedom from...
The Unapology of Sincere
You don’t know the whole story yet.
Like the man who wears his high brimmed trucker hat because it fits his work, the stories we tell at The Ruins enjoy a complete lack of snark.
It’s a relief to not pretend to not care.
So many of our...
What AI Cannot Practice for You
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I accidentally published the earlier version before it was ready. The corrected version is now here. Thank you for your patience as I learn how to make podcasts on Substack.
Tami Macala an...
Rachel Talks to Tami Macala
Tami Macala and I have built a lot of courses together at Mosaic Arts Online. We finally turned the camera on ourselves to talk about the why underneath all of it. Why we teach the way we do. Why a broken plate might be worth your whole aft...
Fabric to Stone and Back to Fabric
On the brick wall of an old coal mine, hangs a quilt made of stone. Houses with little doors of red and yellow and blue. Stars. Pinwheels. Checkerboards. Stone made to look like tartan or houndstooth. Each block is its own small world. Cut...
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