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| Liminal Places | These pieces reflect my writing about place and memory. I have been teaching at the same campus for twenty years. I arrived at sunrise one morning with the crows and found myself later talking to my students about the reciprocal relationship that develops with a place that is tended to, returning again and again. After a time the place begins to remember and tend to you. There is a strong bond between place, memory and the artist. The cave painters of 30,000 years ago give us a way to remember the past that is available to us only through them. There was no distinction between the artist (the one whos sees and paints) and the shaman (the one who cares for, heals). I walked into the classroom feeling this presence. The poem that I wrote that is the text for the paintings is: Found Morning |
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Praise of Place In the collection of the artist |
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| Returning
to the Same Place In the collection of the artist |
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Liminal
Door In the collection of the artist |
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and Memory I In the collection of the artist |
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Moon
and Memory II In the collection of the artist |
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and Memory III In the collection of the artist |
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Wash
My Eyes In the collection of the Maclaren Markowitz Museum |
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Inside Stone In the collection of the Denver Center for Performing Arts |
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