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Planting Seeds | FUJIFILM Exposure Center – USA - Vimarsana News

Planting Seeds | FUJIFILM Exposure Center – USA

Rachael Porter’s Greenhouse excavates metaphors that bind agriculture and anthropology

Thinking Things Through: The amazing power of habit - Lewiston Sun Journal - Vimarsana News

Thinking Things Through: The amazing power of habit - Lewiston Sun Journal

Daily walking and writing habits have brought many benefits, Liz Soares writes.

Permission to Pause - Vimarsana News

Permission to Pause

Three personal rituals to help set your intentions, clear your mind, and provide clarity.

Interviews: Sam Quartin of the Bobby Lees talks the band's new album, Little Richard, and schizophrenia - Vimarsana News

Interviews: Sam Quartin of the Bobby Lees talks the band's new album, Little Richard, and schizophrenia

The Bobby Lees just released a new album! It's called Bellevue and it's all about guitarist/singer Sam Quartin having a nine month long mental breakdown! It's heavy duty stuff but.. it also ROCKS. While Quartin does look into the heavier side of things, there is kicking riff after kicking riff! Wh...

Art teacher and mentor Kate Ashton has one goal: Investing in the success of others - Vimarsana News

Art teacher and mentor Kate Ashton has one goal: Investing in the success of others

Kate Ashton is a San Diego artist, teacher, mentor, and owner of Ashton Gallery and the Art on 30th art center. She represents and mentors local contemporary artists, in addition to hosting juried shows and exhibitions, including the current "Collective American Memory" exhibition, based on the celebrated book, "The Smithsonian's History of America in 101 Objects," on display through Sept. 16