CHARISSA N. TERRANOVA, on art & science mediations
28 Aug, 2017
Words by Patricia Bondesson Kavanagh Dr Charissa N. Terranova is a US-based writer and educator currently an Associate Professor of Aesthetic Studies at the Edith
Words by Patricia Bondesson Kavanagh Dr Charissa N. Terranova is a US-based writer and educator currently an Associate Professor of Aesthetic Studies at the Edith
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Text by CLOT Magazine American writer, curator and design historian William Myers is the author of two must-read books focused on exploring how the traditional
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