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On the Cover
Willie Cole, Pretty in Pink, 2005. Shoes, wood, metal pipe, screws, and staples, 70 x 16.6 in.
Photo: Courtesy Alexander and Bonin, New York.
From the ISC Executive Director
It does take a village, and, in the case of San Antonio, a mayor and a city council proactive in the arts. Phil Hardberger, the mayor in question, recognizes art as the soul of the city and knows that cities need souls in order to survive, grow, prosper, and foster the things that we as humans cherish no matter where we live.
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Features
Willie Cole: The Other Side
by Rebecca Dimling Cochran
Kicking Out the Boundaries: A Conversation with Kiki Smith
by Jan Garden Castro
Stella Waitzkin: Idiosyncrasy's Library
by Jonathan Goodman
Transforming Energy: A Conversation with Jaume Plensa
by Michael Stoeber
Patti Warashina: Personal and Political
by Matthew Kangas
Jorge Oteiza: Nothing is Everything
by Jonathan Goodman
Kan Yasuda: Between Mind and Matter
by Fred Licht
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