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  The Disintegration of the Face of Memory

  after Dali We’re in gym class with arms spread open turning like flattened windmills making safe space       making enemies. Everyone I pass carries an unreasonable appendage propped in ...

  On August 25, 2020 / By Maria Ford
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  The Plain

  after Brueghel’s “The Peasant Wedding” and William Carlos Williams’ poem Bowls and white tablecloth and plain brown walls. Bonnet, cap or hat. A placid young girl sits on ...

  On May 26, 2020 / By Ruth Lepson
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  Return to Fort Scott: An American Hometown in Black and White

  Back To Fort Scott, a compact, affecting exhibition of meticulously printed black and white photographs, is like a grainy, retro speed bump between the museum’s adjacent galleries. ...

  On May 4, 2015 / By Paul A. Tamburello, Jr.
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  Allen Ginsberg: An Encounter

  When I interviewed Allen Ginsberg I said something right off that startled him, though what I said was simple and not raunchy in the least, as if raunchy ...

  On November 24, 2014 / By Harvey Blume