Portrait of the Artist
Each Monday, we interview an artist about his or her work.
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- Shawna C. Elliott
- Carole D'Inverno
- Peter Fiore
- Andrew Yamauchi
- Keller Jones
- Dmitri Wright
- Gina Phillips
- Sarah Hultin
- Karen Kinder
- Jane Troup
- Nolan Preece
- Lynn Boggess
- Kristin Selesnick
- Ryan Molenkamp
- Breehan James
- Z.Z. Wei
- Michelle Osman
- Catherine Freshley
- Braeden Cox
- Heidi Annalise
- Rachel Teannalach
- Susan P. Puelz
- David Brewster
- Amy Welborn
- Ruth Robinson
- Corinne Robbins
- Diana Carey
- Sonia Gill
- Anna Fine Foer
- Michaela Goade
- Senghor Reid
- Erin Hanson
- Sonali Khatti
- Gavin Glakas
- Raul Gonzalez
- Annie Greene
- Mariella Bisson
- Sue Averell
- Maia Cruz Palileo
- Hiroshi Sato
- Edie Nadelhaft
- Julia von Metzsch Ramos
- Andrew Yamauchi
- Clara Nulty
- Marcia Crumley
- Roy Boswell
- Shonto Begay
- Elizabeth Hoy
- Karen Hackenberg
- Tony Ortega
- Meg Walsh
- Patrick Adams
- Danette Steele Jones
- John Whalley
- Melinda Green Tepler
- Mary Storms
- Kara Schlabaugh
- Keith Patterson
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THIS WEEK’S ARCHIVE PICK
Tea and Fantasy
By Adam Goodheart
Every year during Memorial Day weekend, the people of Chestertown, Maryland, celebrate the anniversary of the Chestertown Tea Party, a colonial uprising in May 1774 that was inspired by its more famous counterpart in Boston. However, as Scholar contributing editor Adam Goodheart wrote in our Autumn 2005 issue, the origins of this locally beloved legend are suspect at best.
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The Beautiful Race
By Colin O’Brien
Colin O’Brien’s exploration of Italy’s greatest cycling event
