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I propose that one attribute of the production of those makers we call artists, historically and culturally, constitutes a kind of prosthetic activity to address an unforgettable and irreconcilable absence.
– Richard Berger –
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To All Artists Known and Unknown
“The radiant little man died at the Art Institute. I knew he was homeless and hanging out at the school, but I was unaware that he was living there. He died of exposure over Christmas break, and when he was found beneath a concrete overhang on the Jones Street side of the school, they found a number of sketchbooks in a backpack.” From artist Richard Bergers beautiful reflection on the life and work of an unknown artist … { read more }
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Sangha of Auspicious Companions 
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