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Adam’s Recent Book Pile
I’ve been reading a lot these last few weeks, hurray! Here’s a little bit about my pile, including “Beautiful World, Where Are You” and “Damnation Spring.”
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Recently at The Art of Everyone
the shelves
Our Shelves feature all kinds of literary writing, including personal essay, poetry, fiction, and combinations of words that are hard to classify.
the walls
The things we put on our Walls aren’t only what we want to look at, but what we want others to see after wiping their feet at the door.
the table
What goes on your Table? Here it’s dining experiences, sustainable cooking, recipes, cookbook and restaurant reviews, olive oil videos.
the rest
We can’t imagine imagining every art that every one might create, it’s a big, big world after all, so we made More.
Adam’s Recent Book Pile
I’ve been reading a lot these last few weeks, hurray! Here’s a little bit about my pile, including “Beautiful World, Where Are You” and “Damnation Spring.”
Meet the Roxbury Arts Group
There is a must-visit place in New York State, in the heart of the beautiful Catskills—the Roxbury Arts Center in Roxbury, NY. In spite of the difficulties brought by the pandemic, the center has remained committed to the arts and community projects, and it...
Spring Dinner Menu – The Power of Wild Plants
Explore the power of wild plants with Chef Ludmila Girardi.
Aaaaand Scene
This short play was performed at Load of Fun in Baltimore, MD in April 2009. Roger was performed by Joseph Young, Gretchen by Stephanie Barber, and Joe Cashiola was the Server.
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the shelves
Illuminations on Ocracoke Ferry
Photo by Joann Koff. Poet and artist Joann Koff shares “Illuminations on Ocracoke Ferry” which includes the lines “You transform the minute to eternal / Magically giving transparency to thought.”
Animal Instinct, Poetry, Law: An Interview with Stephanie Barber
Stephanie Barber’s new book, “Trial in the Woods,” is a farcical examination of how our principles of justice would look if we pinned them on animals.
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the walls
Meet the Roxbury Arts Group
There is a must-visit place in New York State, in the heart of the beautiful Catskills—the Roxbury Arts Center in Roxbury, NY. In spite of the difficulties brought by the pandemic, the center has remained committed to the arts and community projects, and it...
Sly Wink
A bright, fractal-like digital painting.
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the table
What goes on your table? Here it’s dining experiences, sustainable cooking, recipes, cookbook and restaurant reviews, olive oil videos.
Spring Dinner Menu – The Power of Wild Plants
Explore the power of wild plants with Chef Ludmila Girardi.
The Lost Art of Dining Out
The art of dining is a crucial art that is being lost to today’s pandemic. Restaurants are closing everywhere. We want to help.
Taste More Food
the rest
Aaaaand Scene
This short play was performed at Load of Fun in Baltimore, MD in April 2009. Roger was performed by Joseph Young, Gretchen by Stephanie Barber, and Joe Cashiola was the Server.
Pratfalls Road
That time we always went to the reservoir for a drive, a hike, and a swim. And some laughs.
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Would you like to share your own work—your poetry, paintings, recipes, music, interviews (like the recent post featured here)—with a kind, committed group of international artists and thinkers? We are open for submissions of all kinds.
Animal Instinct, Poetry, Law: An Interview with Stephanie Barber
Stephanie Barber’s new book, “Trial in the Woods,” is a farcical examination of how our principles of justice would look if we pinned them on animals.
In the heart of everyone
there is space
for the emotions
to meet with the Art
and the Artist