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artscope magazine: May/June 2013
WELCOME STATEMENT: Brian Goslow, managing editor
Cornered
The Ceramic Spectrum: A Survey of Contemporary Ceramics
Swept Away: Translucence, Transparence, Transcendence in Contemporary Encaustic
Exhale_Draw
Sophia Narrett: I Was Dreaming This
Nasser Ovissi: Modern Day Iranian Art
Gregory Wright: Forces
Barney Levitt: As I See It
Lasse Antonsen: Nocturama
Carol Pelletier: Local Ground
Colo Colo Gallery
Four Fiery Females: Allison Bamcat, Veronica Fish, Jennifer Lewis, and Elizabeth Siegel
Connecticut's Crusade
Burst of Light: Caravagio and His Legacy
Hot Pot: A Taste of Contemporary Chinese Art
Word and Image: If a Picture is Worth a Thousand Words, What Happens When You Add Words to Pictures?
Richard Erdman, A Life in Stone
Just Chairs: A Survey of Side Chairs
Art Nights
Ken Gross: Lost Maps of Norumbega
CreateHereNow: A New Creative Placemaking Project Builds Up Bridgeport

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