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Title: Steve Martin on the Heart
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: August 2000
Issue: Volume 19, Number 3: Steve Martin (#75)
Page: 6-7
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: “Shopgirl” by Steve Martin
Title: The Dailyness of Whole Cloth
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: May 2000
Issue: Volume 19, Number 2: On Work (#74)
Page: 2-3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: the notion of work, John Berger’s “A Seventh Man” and poet, Donald Hall
Title: Building Lightly
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: February 2000
Issue: Volume 19, Number 1: Jeff Wall (#73)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: biological determinism and architecture
Title: Traversing the Unknown Territory, An Interview with Diana Michener
Author: Robert Enright, Meeka Walsh
Date: November 1999
Issue: Volume 18, Number 4: The Feminine in Photography (#72)
Page: 40-60
Section: Interviews
Subject: Diana Michener
Title: Bewilderbeests, Art Today
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: November 1999
Issue: Volume 18, Number 4: The Feminine in Photography (#72)
Page: 2-3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: the role of art
Title: Dog Days of Summer
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: August 1999
Issue: Volume 18, Number 3: Diana Shearwood (#71)
Page: 3-4
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: writers and writing about dogs
Title: Dances with Steel, The Sculpture of Robert Murray
Author: Robert Enright, Meeka Walsh
Date: May 1999
Issue: Volume 18, Number 2: Abstractions (#70)
Page: 30-43
Section: Interviews
Subject: Robert Murray
Title: Gone, Winter of My Discontent
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: May 1999
Issue: Volume 18, Number 2: Abstractions (#70)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: art and nature
Title: Site on Paradise, Rob Kovitz’s Gimli House
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: January 1999
Issue: Volume 18, Number 1: The Built World (#69)
Page: 42-45
Section: Articles
Subject: Rob Kovitz’s Gimli House
Title: Consider the Turtle
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: January 1999
Issue: Volume 18, Number 1: The Built World (#69)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: architecture
Title: Casting for Minnows of Light
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: October 1998
Issue: Volume 17, Number 4: On Photography (#68)
Page: 3
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: photography
Title: this to this, this to this
the interconnected world of June Leaf
Author: Robert Enright, Meeka Walsh
Date: July 1998
Issue: Volume 17, Number 3: Storytime (#67)
Page: 12-26
Section: Interviews
Subject: June Leaf
Title: The Truth and Narrative Commission
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: July 1998
Issue: Volume 17, Number 3: Storytime (#67)
Page: 1
Section: Bordernotes, Editorials
Subject: artists and truth in storytelling
Title: Hollywood/Berlin: A Tale of Two Cities
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: May 1998
Issue: Volume 17, Number 2: Performance Art (#66)
Page: 12-15
Section: Travel Journals
Subject: travels in Hollywood and Berlin
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: Frank Speaking: An Interview with Robert Frank
Author: Robert Enright, Meeka Walsh
Date: November 1997
Issue: Volume 16, Number 4: Robert Frank (#64)
Page: 14-33
Section: Interviews
Subject: Robert Frank
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: Carol Shields’ A-mazing Grace
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: August 1997
Issue: Volume 16, Number 3: Landscapes (#63)
Page: 76-78
Section: Crossovers, Reviews
Subject: “Larry’s Party” by Carol Shields
Title: Horse Against the Grain: The Fafard Field Project
Author: Meeka Walsh
Date: August 1997
Issue: Volume 16, Number 3: Landscapes (#63)
Page: 39-43
Section: Portfolios
Subject: Joe Fafard
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