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Language Shaped by Silence

The mind and craft of a deaf writer

Knock on Wood

Solutions don’t always grow in trees

Exclaim!

Pop punk in the key of eh

Adele Freedman

Adele Freedman is a Seattle-based writer specializing in architectural criticism.

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Three Artists

Two sculptors and a photographer in the early 20th century March 2008
Three women, three special stories, treated by three authors, in two books. One calls itself “the life” of Frances Loring and Florence Wyle as if they were joined at birth and never separated, which, in fact, they hardly ever were. Both born in the American midwest in the 1880s, they met at the Art Institute of…