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I could sing the praises of The Frye Art Museum until the end of time. After all, who can argue with the power of free – especially when you’re talking about a wonderful collection of art and the outstanding rotating exhibitions (see “The Old, Weird America: Folk Themes in Contemporary Art”) that come through the [...]

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The Morning News (which is day in and day out one of my favorite websites) has an intriguing comparative photo study by Charlie White of teenage girls and adult male-to-female transsexuals. The images place a teenage girl side-by-side with a visually similar transsexual. The photos juxtapose two completely different lives in transition reaching a point [...]

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Decomposing Detroit

by Eric Franklin on March 17, 2009

I had a fascinating literature course in college which really turned me on to the notion that cities are living and breathing organisms – at least they are up until they die. The inherent challenges of urban design, architecture, and changing patterns of social migration and technology had never really occurred to me. Now, I’m [...]

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