Best Heather Herbert Podcasts (2024)

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Washington Watch Ep. 45 June 13, 2024 3:24

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In today's episode of Washington Watch, Heather delves into the complex legal proceedings surrounding the ongoing case in Georgia against the previous president. She discusses a baffling development, where the prosecutor files a 'Motion to Dismiss Appeal as Improvidently Granted', and the potential impact of the appeals court possibly pushing their…

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Washington Watch Ep. 44 June 12, 2024 4:01

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In this episode of "Washington Watch", we delve into two key political developments: the rise of a hard-line political figure with extreme anti-abortion views in Nevada, and an uncharacteristically slow-paced trial process surrounding potential violation of US Espionage law in a Florida federal court. These events raise questions about democracy, l…

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Washington Watch Ep. 43 June 11, 2024 4:31

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This episode of Washington Watch delves into the significant role a pre-sentence interview plays in the American justice system. Using an example of a high-profile public figure, it explains how their behavior, remorse, potential for rehabilitation, as well as their involvement in other criminal cases could impact the judge's decision on their sent…

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Washington Watch Ep. 42 June 09, 2024 4:18

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In this episode of Washington Watch, we delve into the charged case of a seemingly nonchalant Facebook post triggering a media storm. We ask how a mistrusted piece of social media chatter can override a trial verdict based on hard evidence. We bring to light grave concerns about the ethics of news media and the implications this has for our trust i…

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Washington Watch Ep. 41 June 08, 2024 3:49

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Today's episode of Washington Watch explores the complexities behind the sentencing and appeal process for high-profile political figures, focusing on whether a potential prison sentence would commence immediately or be delayed pending appeal. We delve into numerous factors that play into this process, including the potentially influential role of …

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Washington Watch Ep. 40 June 07, 2024 3:49

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In this episode, Heather delves into a worrying GOP proposal that would require candidates to win a majority of counties for statewide races, which directly challenges the principle of ‘one person, one vote’. It also discusses the potential for conservative judge shopping, the shift of power in swing states, and the imbalance of representation in p…

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Washington Watch Ep. 39 June 06, 2024 4:28

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In today's episode of Washington Watch, host Heather takes a deep dive into an ongoing political case in Fulton County, Georgia. She illustrates potential delays and detours it may face due to appeals and potential implications of the upcoming elections. Heather also discusses the legal arguments and loopholes being used, hinting at the staggering …

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Washington Watch Ep. 38 June 04, 2024 3:38

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Today's episode of Washington Watch focuses on the unresolved legal proceedings in Georgia concerning allegations of election tampering. We examine the potential implications of the delayed trial due to ongoing appeals and what it might mean for the upcoming November elections. Further, we delve into the possibility of certain implicated figures be…

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Washington Watch Ep. 37 June 03, 2024 4:00

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In this episode of Washington Watch, Heather discusses the significant shifts in political landscape post-conviction and potential ramifications for Trump's campaign. Analyzing various polls and cautioning against treating them as predictions, she highlights a possible advantage for Biden. The episode underscores the importance of civic participati…

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Washington Watch Ep. 36 June 02, 2024 3:24

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This episode of Washington Watch explores the hypothetical scenario of a U.S. presidential candidate with a pending criminal conviction, the impact on their ability to hold office, and the potential repercussions for the country. It highlights the power of the voter in upholding democracy and calls for engagement and active participation in electio…

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Washington Watch Ep. 35 June 01, 2024 4:35

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In this episode of Washington Watch, Heather unravels the recent conviction of a prominent figure and his claims of an "unfair" trial. She dissects the defendant's distortion of facts, his minimized account of his crimes, and his reluctance to testify. The script highlights the contrast between his outsized public rhetoric and his silence in the co…

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#143: 5 Ways to Develop Autonomy in Children 5:23

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Join Carla Ward on The Everything ECE Podcast as she discusses a critical aspect of early childhood education: giving children autonomy. Carla explains why fostering a sense of independence is essential for young learners' development and offers practical advice on how educators can support autonomy in their programs. Tune in to discover effective …

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Washington Watch Ep. 34 May 30, 2024 3:36

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In this episode of Washington Watch, we dissect the implications of jury requests in a significant trial and unravel the controversy surrounding juror unanimity requirements. We also highlight the inherent complexities in jury deliberations that make outcomes unpredictable. Tune in for a balanced perspective on these latest developments in American…

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Washington Watch Ep. 33 May 29, 2024 4:33

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In today's episode of Washington Watch, we delve into an alarming situation in Florida's legal landscape, where a judge threatens a man named Jack with sanctions for filing a motion against a potentially dangerous defendant. This incident emphasizes the skewed priorities within our justice system, prioritizing procedural formalities over public saf…

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Washington Watch Ep. 32 May 28, 2024 4:07

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In this episode of Washington Watch, host Heather dives into the topic of jury deliberations, explaining the process, its significance, and key aspects impacting decisions. She offers profound insights from her legal experience and discusses recent trials, giving listeners a unique perspective into the mysterious world behind the 'veil of jury secr…

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Washington Watch Ep. 31 May 27, 2024 3:20

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In today's episode of Washington Watch, we discuss Donald Trump's lackluster performance at the Libertarian party's first round of nominee voting. We delve into the implications this has on his political identity, his inability to understand political audiences, and whether this signifies dwindling influence over the electorate. We also touch on RF…

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Washington Watch Ep. 30 May 26, 2024 4:01

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In this episode of Washington Watch, the conflict in Arizona over possible constitutional amendments is examined. One that enshrines abortion rights, another pushed by Republicans to make ballot initiatives more challenging, due to the risk of both appearing on the same ballot. Discussing the potential for undermining democracy, reflection is made …

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Washington Watch Ep. 29 May 25, 2024 3:39

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In this episode of Washington Watch, Heather analyzes a recent rally held by the former president in the South Bronx, questioning his claims of overwhelming support and his intention to win over left-leaning states. She also emphasizes the impending criminal trial against him, urging listeners to focus on the necessity for accountability and justic…

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#142: Supporting Left-Handed Learners 8:13

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Explore practical strategies and insights for creating an inclusive learning environment for left-handed learners in early childhood education on The Everything ECE Podcast. Join host Carla Ward as she shares valuable tips to support the unique needs of left-handed children in the classroom.Show Notes: https://www.elfoundations.com/142…

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Washington Watch Ep. 28 May 24, 2024 3:34

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In this episode of Washington Watch, we dive into discussions about electoral certification, exploring past instances and the impact it has on our democracy. We examine the 2020 election, debunking claims of widespread voter fraud. We appeal for respect for, and trust in, our democratic process amidst the contentious political discourse. Stay infor…

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Washington Watch Ep. 27 May 23, 2024 4:24

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In this episode, Heather unravels a scandal involving a Supreme Court Justice, highlighting the potential political bias at the heart of the nation's highest court. She emphasizes the importance of public awareness to maintain judicial integrity, and motivates listeners to utilize their voting rights in shaping the future of the Supreme Court.…

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#141: Navigating Risk and Challenge in Child Care with Katie-Lynn Parkinson of ECCDC 33:35

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In this episode, Carla Ward is joined by Katie-Lynn Parkinson of ECCDC to dive into the crucial topic of risk and challenge in early learning programs. Together, they explore why educators should lean into potential risks rather than shy away from them. Katie-Lynn breaks down the distinction between risk and challenge versus hazards or dangers, off…

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#140: Rhyming Colossal Words with Colette Hiller 27:11

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Dive into the world of rhyme and colossal words for kids with host Carla Ward and special guest Colette Hiller on The Everything ECE Podcast! Join Carla as she sits down with Colette, a writer, arts producer, and author of the critically acclaimed poetry book "The B on Your Thumb." With a background in acting on the London stage and appearances in …

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#139: Ditching the Copycat Crafts Mindset with Faigie Kobre 33:02

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This week on The Everything ECE Podcast, host Carla Ward is joined by special guest Faigie Kobre, a seasoned early childhood educator passionate about fostering creativity in the classroom. In the episode titled "Ditching the Copycat Crafts Mindset," Faigie shares her expertise gained from years as an early childhood teacher and director and leadin…

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#138: The STEAM of PLAY with Susie Beghin 27:16

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This week, Susie Beghin joins Carla Ward on the podcast to explore the exciting realm of STEAM in Early Childhood Education. As they chat, you can almost feel the energy as they discuss the wonders of Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics, all within the context of early learning. There's a particular moment where Carla is illumin…

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#137: Tech in ECE with Jamee Herbert of Bridgecare 22:44

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Jamee Herbert joins Carla Ward on The Everything ECE Podcast to talk tech and putting systems in place to lighten the burden on Early Childhood Education. Jamee walks us through the Bridgecare system and how it supports administrative duties in child care and the parents in those programs. Show notes: elfoundations.com/137…

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#136: The Dark Connection Between Early Childhood and Serial Killers 14:29

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Dive into the chilling connection between childhood experiences and serial killers in our latest podcast episode! From early trauma to criminal behaviour, we uncover the importance of early childhood education in rewriting the script for future generations. Tune in to unlock the secrets of the mind and learn how nurturing environments can be a powe…

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#135: Verbs as Projects with Heather Jackson 35:39

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Heather Jackson, owner of The Sunflower School, joins Carla Ward on The Everything ECE Podcast to discuss verbs as projects. As a Reggio-inspired educator, Heather has spent many years researching, reflecting and discussing Early Childhood Education and how to take a child’s interest using verbs and play schemas to begin a project without falling i…

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#134: Using Puppets as a Teaching Tool with Ashley Jefferson 30:48

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Ashley Jefferson joins Carla Ward on The Everything ECE Podcast to discuss why bringing puppetry arts into the classroom can change the teaching game. Puppets can bring so much value to your program. Ashley dives into the importance of being present, not overthinking how to use the puppets and the learning possibilities that come with puppets! Show…

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#133: Trauma and Trauma Informed Practices in Early Childhood Education with Cara Caudle 36:54

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In a recent podcast episode, Cara Caudle engages in a discussion with host Carla Ward, delving into the nuances of trauma and trauma-informed practices. Cara emphasizes the importance of adopting a holistic approach to development, particularly in early childhood, where she highlights the significance of focusing on social-emotional domains. She un…

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#132: Positive Connections with Sarah Scrivens 47:14

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It was almost 4 years ago when our worlds were flipped upside down. We went from living our lives unmasked and in close proximity to others to, almost overnight, keeping our distance and being masked up. Even though it was another life ago, we are still working through the consequences of COVID-19, especially for our youngest learners. Socio-emotio…

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#131: Active Advocacy with Angelica Celinska 35:09

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Angelica Celinska from The Voice of Early Childhood joins Carla Ward to talk about advocacy for Early Childhood. It doesn't have to be big, grand and scary, but we can still step outside our comfort zone and make a big impact. Angelica shares actionable ways that we can make a difference. Show Notes: https://www.elfoundations.com/131…

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#130: Early Literacy with Beck Goodman 35:35

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Beck Goodman joins Carla Ward on The Everything ECE Podcast to talk about how to build early literacy skills in a play-based, child-led environment. This podcast is a must listen as educators have the ability to bring a love of literacy into the lives of children, if done correctly. Beck shares tons of examples, tips and tricks that educators can i…

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#129: Breaking the Babysitter Stigma with Candi Vajana 32:34

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Candi Vajana joins Carla Ward on The Everything ECE Podcast to discuss her career as a nanny and how she combatted the stigma as a babysitter, a struggle for nannies and Early Childhood Educators alike. She shares her experience as a nanny working with high-net-worth families and how her consultancy and specialized training, The Experienced Nanny, …

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#128: Beyond the Pay with Lisa Lalonde 48:45

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Lisa Lalonde joins podcast host, Carla Ward, to engage in a comprehensive exploration of Early Childhood Education (ECE), offering a full 360-degree view of the profession. They address the prevalent issue of ECEs deserving higher pay but go beyond that, delving into the various push and pull factors influencing whether individuals in this professi…

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#127: The Power of Resilience with Kisa Marx 25:57

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In this episode, we sit down with Kisa Marx, an extraordinary educator and childcare owner whose journey in 2023 took an unexpected turn when she began to heed the whispers of the universe. Join us as Kisa shares her remarkable story of discovery, from her initial steps as an educator to the pivotal moment when she realized there was something more…

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#126: Understanding Emotional Regulation 26:13

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Carla Ward, host of The Everything ECE Podcast, explores the vital role early childhood educators play in understanding and nurturing children's emotional development. Beginning with a discussion on emotional milestones and the impact of the pandemic, Carla emphasizes the neurological foundations of emotional regulation, involving key areas like th…

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#125: Using Enneagrams to Improve Team Dynamics with Alyssa Sanford 19:40

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Carla Ward is joined by Instructional Designer and Enneagram coach, Alyssa Sanford to talk about the different Enneagram types and the personalities that they each represent. Alyssa dives into how knowing one's enneagram and that of their team members can really amplify and improve team dynamics. Show Notes: elfoundations.com/125…

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#124: The Whole Child Alphabet with Stacy Benge 30:20

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Author and Early Childhood speaker, Stacy Benge, joins Carla Ward on the podcast this week to talk about her new book, The Whole Child Alphabet, and how educators can bring the alphabet to play and WHY it's so important. The tips she shares are perfect for when parents ask how their child is learning their alphabet in a play-based program. Show Not…

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#123: How Research Amplifies Early Childhood Education with Educare 44:20

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In this episode, Carla Ward interviews 3 members of the Educare team to discuss the importance of research in Early Childhood Education and a Research Agenda that they have developed in order to address the opportunity gap and truly advance racial equity. Show Notes: www.elfoundations.com/123

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#122: The Benefits of ECE Coaching with Adva Hanan 22:59

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In this episode of The Everything ECE Podcast, Adva Hanan joins Carla Ward to discuss the need for ECE Coaching. Adva dives into how an ECE coach can help teachers level up and find work-life balance. She shares her experiences as an educator and breaks down the qualities to look for in a coach. Tune in to gain insights on the benefits of coaching …

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Karla Knight 24:10

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Karla Knight in her studio Andrew Edlin Gallery is pleased to announce Universal Remote, a solo exhibition of new work for artist Karla Knight, running from November 3 – December 22, 2023. A solo display of Knight’s work will be held concurrently at The Art Show (ADAA) at the Park Avenue Armory from November 1–5. Over the past four decades, Knight …

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Alva Mooses 21:37

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Alva Mooses photographed by Mauricio Cortes Ortega at Shandaken Projects, Governor’s Island 2023. Alva Mooses is an interdisciplinary artist. Her work explores the intersections of printed media, ceramics, and sculpture while engaging with earth-based materials to signal the memory of geological time. Her ceramic series titled ear to the earth/ cul…

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#121: Getting Comfortable with Lice with Ilene Steinberg 39:12

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In this episode of The Everything ECE Podcast, we attempt to bust myths and raise awareness about head lice infestations — a common yet stigmatized issue. We are joined by Ilene Steinberg, also known as the Lice Queen, whose expertise in lice treatment spans over 20 years. Together, we delve into topics varying from the reasons behind itching, dete…

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Matthew Kirk 24:45

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Matthew Kirk’s (Navajo Nation) practice combines the materiality of his long-held job as an art-handler with mark-making inspired by comics, abstraction, and Diné (Navajo) visuality. A 2019 Eiteljorg Fellow, his work was recently featured in The New York Times. His recent solo exhibition White Snake (2023) was presented at Halsey McKay Gallery in N…

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Cyle Warner 21:26

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Cyle Warner is a Brooklyn-based artist of Afro-Caribbean descent. A recent graduate of the School of Visual Arts with a BFA in Photography, he works across mediums, often using fabric and photographs inherited from family to explore his concept of Dis. In 2022 he attended the prestigious Yale Norfolk Summer School of Art. Welancora Gallery is proud…

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Heather Dewey-Hagborg 23:58

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Heather Dewey-Hargborg, American artist and bio-hacker most knowned for the project Stranger Visions. Ana Brígida for The New York Times Dr. Heather Dewey-Hagborg is a transdisciplinary artist and educator who is interested in art as research and critical practice. Her controversial biopolitical art practice includes the project Stranger Visions in…

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Jonathan Herbert 28:20

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Jonathan Herbert (b. 1952, New York City) explores the nonverbal relationship between cosmology and consciousness. He creates unique, intuitive formulations of water-based paint using acrylic and urethane media made on the spot, mid-process. He explores the nonverbal nature of creative inspiration via intuition. These works examine the richness of …

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Mickalene Thomas 27:20

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Mickalene Thomas Photographed by Malike Sidibe At Yale Gallery for The New York Times Magazine. Mickalene Thomas was born and raised in New Jersey and lives and works in Brooklyn, NY. One of the most influential artists in the world today, her innovative practice has yielded instantly recognizable and widely celebrated aesthetic languages within co…

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