OK, so we’ve been away from home for just over a week, and I don’t think I’ve ever seen so much art in so short a time. Such is life when shared with an Art Student. Here’s a partial list of the artists we’ve seen so far, in Los Angeles and New York, with many more to come.
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Currently reading & watching- My Brilliant Career (Liz Doran 2026)
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- Gillian Rubinstein’s Screaming and Euphoria
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- How to End a Story, report 3
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- Laurie Duggan’s Kite Hangs above the Border
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