Features and Essays, MAJ - Winter 2019
The thing about Tourette syndrome that many people don’t know is that it hardly ever presents itself as uncontrollable loud swearing. I wish I knew this because I was especially well-read, and not as a result of nearly three decades of first-hand experience, but...
MAJ - Winter 2019, Member Submissions, Uncategorized
Kay Carter Fine Sand BeachKay Carter I use my sketchbooks as a place to look, study, be present, and free myself up. The pages of the sketchbooks are typically heavy, textured watercolor paper. I work on both the front and back of the page. This...
MAJ - Winter 2019, Member Submissions
Mark Nelsen Long Island Soundcollage, ink, graphite, 8″x 11″Mark Nelsen Money Babelcollage, ink, graphite, 8″x 11″Mark Nelsen These pages are from trip journals. Begun as a way to process and archive ephemera collected while traveling,...
MAJ - Winter 2019, Member Submissions
Pam Smith June 1981 When confusion visits me these days, I tell myself it is the blur of growth. Suggestion is too coy for the real meaning of a painting. I struggle with whether my images are complete or incomplete, not with what they might suggest. July 1981 It is...
MAJ - Winter 2019, Member Submissions
Ellen Hodgkin Ceramics WorkshopSharpie and graphite on paper in handmade book, 13.5″x 9.25″Ellen Hodgkin Stedelijk Museumgraphite and acrylic on paper in handmade book, 10.5″x 7.25″Ellen Hodgkin My sketchbook is always with me. It is my memory,...
