Issue No. 6 of DemocraticVistasProfiles: Essays in the Arts and Democracy. Now available for FREE download from the Center for Arts Policy at Columbia College Chicago.
DemocraticVistasProfiles is a continuing series of literary profiles featuring artists and arts leaders who live and work at the intersection of the arts and democratic life.
Also available:
No. 1 ”” "The Education of Umberto Crenca" by Jon Margolis. The founder of AS220 grew up in Providence, RI. Then he helped transform it.
No. 2 ”” "Genesis of a Dance" by Rohan Preston. Choreographer Liz Lerman explores dance, destiny, and the double helix.
No. 3 ”” "Franco Dragone at the Limits of Las Vegas" by Chris Jones. Who knew the avant-garde circus could bloom in the American desert?
No. 4 ”” "Following the Heard: How Jay Allison Went Searching for Sound and Inspired a Radio Revolution" by Lauren Cowen.
No. 5 ”” "Art that Works: T. Allan Comp and the Reclamation of a Toxic Legacy" by Erik Reece.
More profiles coming soon!
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"Nonconforming Uses"—an essay about Teddy Cruz
"Nonconforming Uses: Architect Teddy Cruz at the Borders of Tomorrow" ”” by Rebecca Solnit.
http://artspolicy.colum.edu/DVProfiles.html
Issue No. 6 of DemocraticVistasProfiles: Essays in the Arts and Democracy. Now available for FREE download from the Center for Arts Policy at Columbia College Chicago.
DemocraticVistasProfiles is a continuing series of literary profiles featuring artists and arts leaders who live and work at the intersection of the arts and democratic life.
Also available:
No. 1 ”” "The Education of Umberto Crenca" by Jon Margolis. The founder of AS220 grew up in Providence, RI. Then he helped transform it.
No. 2 ”” "Genesis of a Dance" by Rohan Preston. Choreographer Liz Lerman explores dance, destiny, and the double helix.
No. 3 ”” "Franco Dragone at the Limits of Las Vegas" by Chris Jones. Who knew the avant-garde circus could bloom in the American desert?
No. 4 ”” "Following the Heard: How Jay Allison Went Searching for Sound and Inspired a Radio Revolution" by Lauren Cowen.
No. 5 ”” "Art that Works: T. Allan Comp and the Reclamation of a Toxic Legacy" by Erik Reece.
More profiles coming soon!
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