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Volume III, Issue 18
Late Summer/Fall 2001

Window, Marfa, Texas, 1981.
Photo courtesy Anne Carley.

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reviews, reports, personal accounts	feature articles on learning and the arts	Indianapolis and the Community Conservatory. By Rita Kohn
		Artsvision - what Indianapolis, San Francisco and New York City have in common. By Alberta Moraine
creative artists share their work	get to know a person or group	Betty Jones teaches technique. By Norton Owen
		Betty Jones reflects. By Nancy K. Ford and Anne M Carley
catch the Drift... interesting tidbits		Betty Jones dances with José Limón.
the latest news, event listings, announcements	changes that affect the arts	Dimitri had no idea what he was getting into. By Bertie Mudd
a personal tour of the Internet, one topic at a time	enough of this theoretical stuff	An animated short about traffic signs. Third-graders can learn about symbolism, the rest of us can just enjoy.
all Newsletter content since July 1999	more intertwined by the day	Anne Carley goes to Flavin symposium in Marfa and gazes into rear-view mirror.