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    Volume 37, Issue No. 1: Week of January 10, 2010:

  • Magen David as memory sculpture David's Shield, the six-pointed star.

    Hand-made memory sculpture designed to bring to mind conversations and research on the Middle East. Particularly Israel and Arab resistance to Israel.

  • Rose necklace, crocheted for a friend to remind her that good things are happening, too. Rose Necklace

    Crocheted for a friend to remind her there's good stuff going on, too.

  • Scanned image of a tomato plant. It reminded me of a halloween ghost when I scanned it. What might it represent in relation to issues of age? of poverty? of land? of optimism? Nature Governed?

    Scanned image of a tomato plant. It reminded me of a halloween ghost when I scanned it. What might it represent in relation to issues of age? of poverty? of land? of optimism?

    Consider:

    • age - delicacy of what look like limbs, the darkness of what might be a head? skull? that then gives way to an eye we can see right through, like a skull?
    • poverty - unnatural thinness, adequacy of diet? but onw might see apparent joy and celebration in the pose?
    • land - the importance of land to produce food, and the dependence wrought by not having land on another who may control food and necessaries
    • optimism - a scary, dancing death's head? or a clebration of life with those who went before us - consider the mexican Day of the Dead

    Are there issues of balance in these possible interpretations? Can you find a natural object that lends itself to ideas and issues that we all face today?

    I could imagine that this creature is on wheels. I wonder what that would tell me.

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