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COVER STORY
Artist and Subject
Kurt Andersen and poet and playwright Sarah Jones talk about how artists identify with their subjects.
  Barbara
In 1985 photographer Andrea Modica
had taken a teaching job in upstate New York when she first met Barbara
who was six years old. She continued to photograph Barbara for the next
16 years. Produced by Lu Olkowski.
 Go
to Edwynn Houk Gallery
Go
to Edelman Gallery's site
Go
to Light Work Exhibition
Go
to an article about Anrea Modica
La Tour Dreams Of The Wolf Girl
Novelist David Huddle imagines the intense connection
between the 17th century French painter, Georges de La Tour, and a young
girl he recruits to model for him. Produced by Peter Clowney and Leital
Molad.
Go
to the publisher's site
 Joel
Meyerowitz
For more than a decade, Joel Meyerowitz photographed
the World Trade Center at dawn, at night, in every kind of weather and
light. After the towers were gone, he started taking pictures right down
in the World Trade Center site. Kurt talks with Meyerowitz about working
among the wreckage and recovery workers, nearly every day. (Photo at right
by WNYC photographer, Jen Sloan)
Go
to Images from Ground Zero
Go
to Joel Meyerowitz's site (with photos)
Go
to a Transom feature
 SPECIAL
GUEST
Sarah Jones
is a poet, spoken word performer, actor and playwright.
She's performed her award-winning solo shows Surface Transit and Women
Can't Wait around the world, including at the UN's International Conference
on Women's Rights in 2000. Her newest show, Waking the American Dream,
focuses on immigrant rights. Jones continues to fight the FCC on its censorship
of her celebrated, anti-misogynist poem/song, Your Revolution.
Go
to Sarah Jones's official site
Go
to a Sarah Jones Village Voice feature
Go
to a Ms. Feature
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Commentary
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Design
For The Real World
The Post-it Note. Paola Antonelli, design curator
at the Museum of Modern Art, collects her thoughts on the indispensable
yellow sticky.
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