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artscope magazine: July/August 2010
Welcome Statement: Brian Goslow, managing editor
cornered: a conversation with an art museum attendee
featured artist - INGRID ELLISON: painting beyond nature
through the lens - FRAMING THE CURATORIAL MIND: SURPRISING PAIRINGS FROM THE SMITH COLLEGE COLLECTION
museum spotlight - CHASING THE IDEAL: CORNISH COLONY MUSEUM PRESERVES a Lesser-Known Legacy
JOHN STORRS - machine-age modernist
THE COLORS OF WHITE: PHOTOGRAPHS BY DEBBY KRIM
IT TAKES A VILLAGE - TWO YOUNG VERMONTERS ARE PROOF POSITIVE Art Needs Community and Community Needs Art
WIDE-ANGLE PAINTING, Joerg Dressler in Provincetown
by way of these eyes - the sublime, exotic and familiar
MENTOR | PUPIL | PUSH | PULL
INDUSTRIAL INSPIRATION MINGLES WITH MAINE'S NATURAL MUSE
A LABYRINTH LINE EXISTENCE - Amber Maida
VOICEOVER: narrative in sculpture
IN DELICATE BALANACE - GEORGE SHERWOOD
A MIX OF MARRIAGES - couples exhibition features a wealth of talent and variety
wanderlust - PORTSMOUTH, NEW HAMPSHIRE: NO BETTER HARBOR
wanderlust - A WEEKEND IN LOWELL, CITY OF CULTURE
theater - LIVING THE COMMUNAL FAIRYTALE: DOUBLE EDGE THEATRE
industry focus- portrait of the artists' mother: SUZANNE SCHULTZ AND THE ART OF REPRESENTATION
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