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Isn't art a journey? The incredible photographs of David Parker show that art can take us to another world, one described in myth and poetry. Parker talks about his mystical landscapes and why he refuses to divulge their locations. Artist and psychotherapist Rue Harrison talks about how Indigo Animal appeared from beyond the known territory and became an ongoing narrative cartoon (appearing in each issue of w & c). Katina Huston reports on smart art, "Observations on Art in Academia," and Mark Bulwinkle leads us to the work of Oakland outsider artist, John Abduljaami.
A Conversation with David Parker
The Phenomenal World
A Visit with John Abduljaami
Richard Whittaker with Mark Bulwinkle
A Conversation with Rue Harrison
Beyond the Known Territory
Winter of 1995
Hadi Tabatabai,
In Memory of Agnes Martin
Smart Arts:
Observations of Art in Academia
Katina Huston
Art With Elders
Brent Nettle and Eldergivers
Richard Whittaker
Tucker Nichols
Lost Data
Indigo Animal
Rue Harrison
Letters
Archived Magazine Issues
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It's been my good fortune to have more than my share of remarkable friends, and several of them appear in this issue of the newsletter. One of the joys of having a venue like this newsletter is that its a vehicle for expanding my own circle. Read More
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