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The Sound of Their Wings

April 30 ^th 2010 byNicora Gangi

Memory

April 23 ^rd 2010 byTomas Moreno

Diamond in the rough

April 23 ^rd 2010 byThe Figureheads

Milwaukee-based The Figureheads are doing something nobody else is doing: linking education with the rhythms of next-gen-friendly music.

Keys

April 16 ^th 2010 byMichelle Mackey

Extrasolar World

April 9 ^th 2010 byEdwin Faughn

Two Readings of Rembrandt

April 9 ^th 2010 byJames Romaine

Two books on the 17th-century Rembrandt demonstrate just how gifted the artist was, and why his art still matters to us today.

The U.S., one bowl of chili at a time

April 9 ^th 2010 byJason Panella

St. Michael (after Rublev)

April 1 ^st 2010 byChris Cuthill

Bananas

March 26 ^th 2010 byAnj Colijn

Poetry as regreening

March 26 ^th 2010 byDeborah Bowen

An ecopoetic restoration project, longer on passion than refinement.

It's Up to You

March 19 ^th 2010 byBennett Carnahan

GTB

March 19 ^th 2010 bySamuel W. Kho

"Good, true and beautiful." Everyone knows, or is supposed to know what this means. But what if the label is just hollow at best, or misleading at worst?

Almost perfect

March 19 ^th 2010 byMargie Haack

The Dark Wood

March 12 ^th 2010 byColin Campbell

Like Living Stones (diptych)

March 5 ^th 2010 byDeborah Risa Mrantz

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