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Mistaken For A Rebel: interchange/imparting

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Mistaken For A Rebel. Raising a family, making art, homesteading - welcome to the balancing act. Thursday, March 7, 2013. The other day I was thinking about communication vs.conversation. Not only the conversations between folks in a room, but how conversation works in the visual arts and social media. When I look back at the first couple pieces I can see that I was exploring this relationship. I wanted to turn the secret room perspective on its head. It was more about interchange than imparting. Communi...

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Maryann Worrell - News!

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July 8, 2015: Lecture at The Guild of Natural Science Illustrators conference. The Crisis Farm Projects: Developing Understanding Through Social Practice. Please join us on August 1 for a harvest and dining from the Seed to Table project! Please see the Street Road Artist Space site for more details! Should be a fun day-evening! New article in Anthropology News on Crisis Farm: Seed to Table at Street Road Artist Space. Opening at the Street Road Artist Space. Opening at the Gray Gallery.

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Mistaken For A Rebel: December 2011

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Mistaken For A Rebel. Raising a family, making art, homesteading - welcome to the balancing act. Monday, December 26, 2011. A Christmas morning treat. These seasonal spice cookies are heavy on the molasses and loved by all the critters. An occasional cookie hasn't hurt anyone yet, so they were a perfect sweet indulgence. We mixed in plenty of veggies, too. Friday, December 23, 2011. A little holiday science. Winter solstice occurred yesterday, Thursday, at 12:30 am, Eastern time. View my complete profile.

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Mistaken For A Rebel: May 2012

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Mistaken For A Rebel. Raising a family, making art, homesteading - welcome to the balancing act. Tuesday, May 8, 2012. At the table # 3. Wednesday, May 2, 2012. Farm update - chicken sperm and goat teats. It's been very busy around here. I'm working on two sculptures that I hope to have finished in time to present to the curator of my. These girls are all pregnant and their udders are starting to grow. We are teaching the herd to goat pack. Evening walks are good training. For the fun of it. My two older...

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Mistaken For A Rebel: August 2012

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Mistaken For A Rebel. Raising a family, making art, homesteading - welcome to the balancing act. Monday, August 6, 2012. It has taken a while to get these up, but here's a look at our first kidding season. For us it was a little later than usual because our does were due in June. We put the pregnant does in a smaller pen at night so they would be easy to locate. There were many late night check-ins by flashlight. One night, around 11:45. Gidget was the first to kid. She's the herd queen. View my complete...

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Maryann Worrell - Awbury Arboretum

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Works by Maryann Worrell and. Site-specific sculpture and installation at Awbury Arboretum. The works created for Meditative Mediations at Awbury Arboretum draw viewers in, make them wonder, ask them to participate and, in general, require the viewer to pause, stop and think about the environment in which they are standing. We hope viewers utilize our work to give themselves a moment to contemplate and reconnect with nature.

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Spartanburg Art Museum | A Dyeing Art

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Current and Upcoming Exhibitions. Children and teen classes and camps. Members Only Closing Receptions. Current and Upcoming Exhibitions. Children and teen classes and camps. Members Only Closing Receptions. Current and Upcoming Exhibitions. Contemporary Textiles and Fiber Arts. September 29th, 2015 - January 14th, 2016. A Dyeing Art: Contemporary Textiles and Fiber Arts. Opening Reception: October 15, 5-8pm. For more information, contact our Exhibitions Coordinator, Ashleigh Payne, by email at.

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Mistaken For A Rebel: start with the pockets

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Mistaken For A Rebel. Raising a family, making art, homesteading - welcome to the balancing act. Monday, March 25, 2013. Start with the pockets. No signs of spring around the chicken coop. The chicks are still tucked away under a heat lamp. The winter coats on the horses and goats are ready to fall. The animals are still, joints locked, hooves in the mud, hoping to hold those extra hairs a couple more days. I'm ready to welcome April. She can run right up the mountain. Starting with the barn coat pockets.

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Mistaken For A Rebel: communication vs. conversation (and a poem)

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Mistaken For A Rebel. Raising a family, making art, homesteading - welcome to the balancing act. Tuesday, March 5, 2013. Communication vs. conversation (and a poem). I just had to take a minute to share this bit of writing. Just read on The Writer’s Almanac (my blog could just consist of sharing the day's. If I'm not careful) My ears really perked up when I heard this line:. 8220;…where each is eager instead to share in the task of moving the theme along.”. Art and life, I wouldn't want to confuse them.

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Mistaken For A Rebel: February 2013

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Mistaken For A Rebel. Raising a family, making art, homesteading - welcome to the balancing act. Thursday, February 7, 2013. Farmers, farmers, farmers. When I heard the words in the commercial I thought of folks like. We’re members of each other—all of us—everything. The difference is not whether you are or not, but whether you. Now, this second one is snarky, but hits at another truth – what have we let happen? Maybe if we honored the farmers' work, the family farm wouldn’t have been decimated&#46...