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Roger Wagner: August 2000
In Roger Wagner's work, several strands merge: the Renaissance, the pastoral, English landscape and poetry, and Christian biblical meditation. Wagner's paintings, for all their vigor of composition, often possess that sense of stillness at the center of the storm, that idea of hope in the face of despair.
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Erin McGraw: July 2000
"At her best, McGraw encourages us to see sainthood in its human context, relevant to the most mundane experiences...Without rancor, these poignant moral tales gently go beyond most family fiction, they would merit our attention even if that were their only distinction." - Kirkus Reviews
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Paul Mariani: June 2000
Paul Mariani is Distinguished University Professor, Department of English, University of Massachusetts. His fifth book of poems, The Great Wheel, was published by W.W. Norton in 1996.
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Mary McCleary: May 2000
Wayle L. Roosa wrote about Mary McCleary's work in Image #23 in his cover article entitled "A Fullness of Vision: Mary McCleary's Collages." Professor Roosa begins his article saying, "There is a fullness of vision in Mary McCleary's art.
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Jan Krist: April 2000
Jan Krist is a singer/songwriter whose 1993 recording Decapitated Society was selected by Billboard magazine as that year’s best album in a (broadly defined) gospel genre.
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Current Issue
Issue 63
Art by Agnes Martin, James MacMillan on music, interview with Tim Gautreaux, poems by John F. Deane.
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