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R. Carlos Nakai on Not Speaking for All Natives

[Writer’s note: I conducted this interview in person just after I started at New Age Retailer magazine in 1998. I … More

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When the light hits just right—in Pisgah National Forest today.

Profile of my son Nicholas, 21 and turning 22 next month, a joy the whole way through, in north Asheville NC today

It looked to me like a French impressionist painting … or a jigsaw puzzle.

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The Macon Reed @macon_reed_studio installation “Hello Death, Where Have You Been All My Life?” opened this weekend and runs through Sept. 16 at the Center for Craft @centerforcraft at 67 Broadway in downtown Asheville, North Carolina. Macon Reed is a New Orleans-based artist, and NOLA cultural inflections about death and dying and our rituals around them color—literally and figuratively—the evocative, fabulous show. If you live in western North Carolina or are visiting, don’t miss it.

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