What Is In A Name?
by Ed Charbonneau
When I signed on for art school at the age of 18, it was with the strict understanding that there would be no math, no second language requirement, and no writing (with the exception of an art history paper here and there). As it turned out, I was wrong on all accounts: 1) [...]
If These Walls Could Talk
by Ed Charbonneau
Recently, I was a guest speaker for a class of senior level fine arts students. For the presentation, I was asked to address how I balance my career as an artist that includes working on public commissions, adjunct college teaching, and independent studio work. My portfolio shows a range of painting from nonobjective [...]
Living the Dream
My version of the recurrent “Student Nightmare” begins with a realization that I am lost in a cavernous school building on the final day of classes before graduation. In my hand, I hold a sheet of paper that lists my class schedule. However, it is written in a language I cannot understand, and no room [...]
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