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We talk with noted sculptor Ursula Von Rydingsvard. Her powerful work is alive in non-verbal space. It comes into the body. One feels its weight and presence. Ann Hatch, one of the Bay Area's most generous and influential figures, talks about her life, about Capp Street Projects, The Oxbow School, the Walker Art Center and her childhood in Pebble Beach. We learn about the shocking practice of former Marine Marine Ehren Tool, who gives his art away. And hear the unsung saga of Carlo Ferretti's Cove.

 

Issue# 8               April 2004

Objects of Presence

Table of Contents

From the Editor

A Conversation with Ursula von Rydingsvard
Objects of Presence

Annabeth Rosen
Portfolio

Ehren Tool
A Marine's Journey

Carlo Ferretti's Cove

Ronald Hobbs
Grandmother Gypsy

A Conversation with Ann Hatch
Making a Place for Art

A Conversation with Doug Burgess
Weeds

Hell in Middle Age
Claudia Jensen Dudley

The Sudden Arrival and Departure
of the Dead Here and Abroad Kathleen Cramer

Two Santas, Delayed
J. Kathleen White

Indigo Animal
Rue Harrison

from readers
James Opie

 
 
 
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