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A Commonplace Book

In summa seductor civius, imposter populi, corruptor juventutis, stupator feminarium.

Zbigniew Herbert,
quoting a sublime Latin characterization of
a 17th century Dutch rascal of an artist, Torrentius,
in his Still Life with Bridle, p.81

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YOU HAVE TO SEE THIS: Portraits of Lawrence Weschler

YOU HAVE TO SEE THIS: Portraits of Lawrence Weschler

Recent Pieces

On Larry McMurtry,  Kabbalah, and Why I Can’t Write Fiction

The New Yorker, August 26, 1985

Harry Berger, Jr., Some Thoughts on his Passing


On artist and disability activist Riva Lehrer

A contribution to Lehrer's new memoir Golem Girl

Scylla and Charybdis: On Truly Engaging Climate Change

Two recent articles

The Uncanny Tale of Shimmel Zohar

The Atlantic

CORONA                       A Polyphonal Braiding

April-May 2020
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Convergences & Pillows

Impresario

Robert Irwin Getty Garden

Books

Audio/Visual

A Conversation about Robert Irwin’s Getty Garden with Jim Cuno

The Getty Foundation

Conversation with Federico Solmi

Luis de Jesus Gallery, LA

Humanity vs (or within) Nature: Ren with artists Opdyke, Redniss, Chalmers and Prosek

MANA Contemporary

Discussing Ethiopia and artist Elias Sime with Maaza Mengiste



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