Brittain McJunkin lives in two very different worlds. Dr. McJunkin supervises internal medicine residents and students. Artist McJunkin takes slice-of-life photographs of real people on the streets of New York, Shanghai and places in-between.
“Worker, Brazil,” limited-edition digital photograph by Brittain McJunkin
Where green was always cool
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Art Notes: Aug. 31, 2008
Living an eco-friendly life in Vermont, the Green Mountain State
BRATTLEBORO, Vt. - "You're coming from Bennington? But ... that means you'll have to go over Hogback Mountain," my friend sighed.Apparently she forgot where I live. For anyone who can navigate the twisting backways to Big Ugly, the undulating two-lane over Vermont's Hogback Mountain is a cinch - in summer, at least.
Art notes: Sept. 7, 2008
Gospel singer/pianist Ethel Caffie-Austin will tell stories of her beginnings, her inspirations and some of her most memorable moments during an artist interview at 12:15 p.m. Wednesday in the Clay Center's art gallery. The lunchtime lecture is free and open to the public.
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- Let experts appraise your antiques at Canaan
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'Spore' designer spills on explicit creatures
LOS ANGELES -- Will Wright is not offended by the explicit monsters some folks have created using his evolution simulator, no matter which private parts they may resemble.
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Oh, no! Professor Pester has wiped out Piñata Island's database, sending partygoers everywhere into a panic. Since everyone knows that it's simply uncouth to entertain guests without a colorful, living piñata in attendance, it's up to you to entice wild piñatas into your bountiful garden and tame them.
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