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THIS IS A PLACE: A Response to Adam
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Aug 23, 2007. A Response to Adam. I just responded to this. Post on Being is Somethingness. I thought I would share my response. Here as well because I feel the experience was significant enough to remember it. I don't have a good answer. I believe we tend to anthropomorphize the animals we commonly view as pets so it seems much more like murder to kill them. As for caged veal – I believe it should be illegal. And so should foie gras. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Salt Lake City, Utah, United States.
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THIS IS A PLACE: Sports
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Aug 13, 2007. I have never read a statement about youth sports that I so fully agreed with. I liked sports and had a lot of fun playing with friends in the town park growing up - but as soon as it got too serious and stopped being fun I was over it. Card says it well here. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Salt Lake City, Utah, United States. View my complete profile. Architecture and Urban Design. Natural Systems and Patterns. The Crow's Nest (Silus Grok). THANKS FOR COMING BY.
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In My Life: Arthur Henry King
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Wednesday, April 1, 2009. At the top of the hill overlooking the Smith Fieldhouse at Brigham Young University is a little faculty office building known as, well, of course, the Faculty Office Building. Or FOB, a unique little building where every office has an outside view. Many students might pass by it on their way down the steep steps to the Fieldhouse to work out in the early morning hours. They might bicycle past it on their way to yet another class. If they blinked twice, they missed it. I think of...
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Plasterwoman -- Jen Harmon Allen: August 26, 2012
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Plasterwoman - Jen Harmon Allen. View my complete profile. Tuesday, August 28, 2012. My Studios Heat up in August! Things have been getting hot here in August. I happen to work in two lovely studios. One is in my cool basement, a place for working with clay and paint, making rubber molds, and other quiet projects. It's also big enough to fit a couple not-so-quiet children (my two boys and their cousin) who sometimes make stuff alongside me, but mostly distract me! A couple weeks ago:. Links to this post.
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Plasterwoman -- Jen Harmon Allen: October 30, 2011
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Plasterwoman - Jen Harmon Allen. View my complete profile. Friday, November 4, 2011. Body-building not of the muscle kind. Triptych" by Jen Harmon Allen, an installation created as a commission for the Not Just Another Pretty Face program at. Salt Lake Art Center, 2011. Years ago, while making plaster casts of a female figure of mine, I ended up with some broken appendages left over: legs, arms, and heads. I found I was more interested in these fragments than the whole unbroken sculpture. I began...I am ...
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Plasterwoman -- Jen Harmon Allen
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Plasterwoman - Jen Harmon Allen. View my complete profile. Wednesday, October 10, 2012. I am installing a series of 44 leaping and running legs in the hallway of my home. With two active boys and all their friends zipping in and out each day I figured it was about time. I'm feeling really happy with the addition of color to these legs as well. They are lively and gleaming, like a fire's flame. I will post the finished install on the wall when it is done. October 10, 2012 at 12:34 PM. Love the colors Jen!
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Plasterwoman -- Jen Harmon Allen: A look at my gear as Ascension sculpture returns from foundry
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Plasterwoman - Jen Harmon Allen. View my complete profile. Tuesday, November 1, 2011. A look at my gear as Ascension sculpture returns from foundry. Sam and I in Wallsburg, 2001. The cause for this gear purge is the arrival of "Ascension" aka "Moon Lady" from the foundry. I'll be working out in the cold garage, so I need to gear up! This is what stainless steel looks in the rough. Kind of dingy, eh? Ascension," rough cast stainless steel, 2011. November 1, 2011 at 10:39 PM. Especially the third quatrain.
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Plasterwoman -- Jen Harmon Allen: December 02, 2012
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Plasterwoman - Jen Harmon Allen. View my complete profile. Saturday, December 8, 2012. Lava Jumping" is finished. This installation is in my own home. I started the process of getting it installed. Months ago. After painting each pair of legs and poking many many holes in the wall I am finally done. The prospect of living with this installation made me extremely picky about the work's placement and colorings. Links to this post. The far left section will house a greenhouse/cold frame to extend our growin...
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Plasterwoman -- Jen Harmon Allen: December 11, 2011
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Plasterwoman - Jen Harmon Allen. View my complete profile. Wednesday, December 14, 2011. Gray acrylic, drapes really nicely and is SOFT! I also love the look of this design: the cowl. It's elegant and simple. You can be wearing a rather non-descript outfit, but once you put one of these on you are good to go! And keeping your neck warm keeps all of you warm. So here they are! Links to this post. Labels: Knitting for Sale. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Jen Harmon Allen - Website. Foster Art Program blog.
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