Posts Tagged ‘Houston’

With Feeling

On the strange place of sincerity in contemporary art.

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Front Porch, Back Porch

Our desire for a front porch is threatening to overrule safe, smart thinking. We want to see our neighbors, and be seen by them.

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The Liturgy of a Neighborhood

One couple’s liturgy of the neighborhood – in Houston.

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She Spoke to Silence

Vassar Miller’s body was out of order, but her soul held rhyme and reason.

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Three Sanctuaries

Whenever I walk towards the austere building, I’m struck anew by the genius of its placement in a cozy neighborhood where people live, the true life of a city. The idea of sanctuary comes alive between the quiet streets.

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