Rethink outside fellow award 2021-2022
An Expansive Examination of Life and Death: Ameh Egwuh at Rele Gallery
An Expansive Examination of Life and Death: Ameh Egwuh at Rele Gallery
Rethink Outside™ is a call to action for all who believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to enjoy time outdoors – because when people connect with nature we all benefit.
An Expansive Examination of Life and Death: Ameh Egwuh at Rele Gallery
An Expansive Examination of Life and Death: Ameh Egwuh at Rele Gallery
An Expansive Examination of Life and Death: Ameh Egwuh at Rele Gallery
If life goes on, if life is all around us in ways we hadn’t imagined before, and if the impact of our lived experience sustains long after our bodies are put to rest, then how are we consciously using this gift?
How Employers Abuse minorities in white spaces
An Expansive Examination of Life and Death: Ameh Egwuh at Rele Gallery
M+O: TONYA HEGAMIN INTERVIEWED by GABRIELLE LAWRENCE
"Having to 'fit' into a culture that doesn’t take your experience into account creates the perfect conditions for burnout and resentment."
M+O: TONYA HEGAMIN INTERVIEWED by GABRIELLE LAWRENCE
M+O: TONYA HEGAMIN INTERVIEWED by GABRIELLE LAWRENCE
M+O: TONYA HEGAMIN INTERVIEWED by GABRIELLE LAWRENCE
"Well, that’s what play is about. That’s why the creative process is reliant upon play and deliberate mistakes...No creative endeavor is done without a risk. "
The Gainesville I remember
M+O: TONYA HEGAMIN INTERVIEWED by GABRIELLE LAWRENCE
The Gainesville I remember
"These are some of her reflections on Gainesville’s changes and the University of Florida’s failure to facilitate a sustainable relationship with the local community."
THE WORLD IT SOFTLY LULLS: DARIA DOCKERY ON GENDER, THE ANCESTORS, AND THE LAND
THE WORLD IT SOFTLY LULLS: DARIA DOCKERY ON GENDER, THE ANCESTORS, AND THE LAND
THE WORLD IT SOFTLY LULLS: DARIA DOCKERY ON GENDER, THE ANCESTORS, AND THE LAND
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"Even when we’re our happy selves living our best lives out here, we’re not thinking through the most of what we deserve."
Q&A With Athena Dixon
THE WORLD IT SOFTLY LULLS: DARIA DOCKERY ON GENDER, THE ANCESTORS, AND THE LAND
THE WORLD IT SOFTLY LULLS: DARIA DOCKERY ON GENDER, THE ANCESTORS, AND THE LAND
"We don’t allow people to see what it’s like to really balance regular life along with your writing."
Searching for Place: An Interview with Jennifer Case
THE WORLD IT SOFTLY LULLS: DARIA DOCKERY ON GENDER, THE ANCESTORS, AND THE LAND
Searching for Place: An Interview with Jennifer Case
"Placemaking, as a verb, is a process."