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Section: Bordernotes

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Title: Desperately Seeking the Self
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: May 1998
Issue: Volume 17, Number 2: Performance Art (#66)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: the self
Title: Telling the Dancer from the Dance
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: February 1998
Issue: Volume 17, Number 1: The Body: Gay and Straight (#65)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: dance and feminism
Title: The Force of Memory
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: November 1997
Issue: Volume 16, Number 4: Robert Frank (#64)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: Memory
Title: Book Ends; New Beginnings
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: August 1997
Issue: Volume 16, Number 3: Landscapes (#63)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: Western culture and nature
Title: Flooding the Memory
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: May 1997
Issue: Volume 16, Number 2: Ignacio Iturria (#62)
Page: 1-2
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: Flooding on the prairies
Title: Considering Nature
One Step BAck, Two Steps Forward
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: February 1997
Issue: Volume 16, Number 1: The Nature of Things (#61)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: nature and technology
Title: Transit Glory: How Words Move
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: November 1996
Issue: Volume 15, Number 4: Remembering of Things Past (#60)
Page: 1-2
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: Alberto Manguel’s “A History of Reading”
Title: Landscape, the Heart’s Occupation
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: July 1996
Issue: Volume 15, Number 3: Photographies (#59)
Page: 1
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: landscape
Title: The body, form of resistance
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: May 1996
Issue: Volume 15, Number 2: Taras Polataiko (#58)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: the body as a form of resistance
Title: Wintering My Discontent
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: February 1996
Issue: Volume 15, Number 1: Dutch Treats (#57)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: Prairie winters and poetry
Title: A City of Some Interest
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: November 1995
Issue: Volume 14, Number 4: Betty Goodwin (#56)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: the Venice Biennale
Title: Home Thoughts from Abroad
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: August 1995
Issue: Volume 14, Number 3: Painting (#55)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: Canada
Title: swift, the body
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: April 1995
Issue: Volume 14, Number 2: The Body (#54)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: the body
Title: The Elephant and the Flea
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: January 1995
Issue: Volume 14, Number 1: Circus Carnival Cabaret Part II (#53)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: An introduction to Circus Carnival and Cabaret Part II
Title: Elephant Whirled
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: November 1994
Issue: Volume 13, Number 4: Circus Carnival Cabaret Part I (#52)
Page: 3-4
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: circus, cabaret, and carnival, artists, Mary Ellen Mark, William Eakin, and Eduardo Galeano
Title: Open Disclosures of a Sixties Kind
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: August 1994
Issue: Volume 13, Number 3: The ‘60s (#51)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes
Subject: Sixties culture
Title: Framed by Women: Reconstructing Art History
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: January 1994
Issue: Volume 13, Number 1: The Art of Construction Part II (#49)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: Yoko Ono, Suzy Lake, female artists and the reconstruction of art history
Title: Danger, Culture under Construction
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: October 1993
Issue: Volume 12, Number 4: The Art of Construction Part I (#48)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: cultural and political construction
Title: Illuminator Too
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: July 1993
Issue: Volume 12, Number 3: Mark Godden (#47)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: culture and politics
Title: Silencers
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: May 1993
Issue: Volume 12, Number 2: Gathie Falk (#46)
Page: 3-4
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: communication, culture and funding
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