Text by Katie Kerl, Copyright 2021 . Living Legacy . When life spins us full circle, we are finally able to see. We see our past mistakes, our newfound strengths, weaknesses, the way we express empathy, and our ability to have an impact on change around us. I sat down and tried to write this many times and it ended in tears. I am not… Continue reading Katie Kerl: Living Legacy
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Milan Burnett: A Prelude
Text by Milan Burnett, Copyright 2021 . A Prelude . When people hear that you’re from New York, the first thing that comes to their mind are the five boroughs – Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx, or Staten Island. Drive about 30 minutes North of the city, and you’ll find White Plains, where I was… Continue reading Milan Burnett: A Prelude
Exhibition Announcement: Tableaux Vivants 1994 – 1996
Tableaux Vivants: 1994 – 1996 . Text by Tony Ward, Copyright 2021 . This exhibition Tableaux Vivants: 1994 – 1996 is being hosted by my dear friend the artist James Dupree. I met James and his wonderful wife Anita in the mid-eighties when I moved my family into Philadelphia’s Bella Vista neighborhood. It was known… Continue reading Exhibition Announcement: Tableaux Vivants 1994 – 1996
Bob Shell: Science
Text by Bob Shell, Copyright 2021 . Science . To say that the world exists “out there” independent of us, that view can no longer be maintained. — John Archibald Wheeler, Quantum Physicist Some scientists were inclined to think that psychological phenomena could ultimately be explained on the basis of physics and chemistry of the… Continue reading Bob Shell: Science
Bob Shell: Science Versus Religion
Text by Bob Shell, Copyright 2021 . Science Versus Religion . In the eighth century, science in Europe was pretty much at a standstill. The iron hand of the Catholic Church dictated all truth, and challenging the Church on its version of truth was a very perilous proposition. The Earth was the center of all… Continue reading Bob Shell: Science Versus Religion