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Fragments: A Group Show at City Gallery

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    In January, City Gallery present FRAGMENTS, a group show featuring Meg Bloom, Joy Bush, and Phyllis Crowley. The fragments include the visual perspectives seen in each of the artist’s individual works but also as they relate to each other and to…

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I had a conversation with a newcomer in recovery recently that landed like a perfect case study for romantic relationships. It was one of those moments where two lessons I teach all the time showed up in real life, fully formed.

Those lessons are:

  1. Let go of your expectations of others and meet your own needs.
  2. Stop making things mean things that they don’t.

Here’s the situation.

She and her boyfriend recently broke up and decided to try…

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Fragments: A Group Show at City Gallery


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In January, City Gallery present FRAGMENTS, a group show featuring Meg Bloom, Joy Bush, and Phyllis Crowley. The fragments — echoed in the constructed poem above — include the visual perspectives seen in each of the artist’s individual works but also as they relate to each other and to the visual experience of the whole, of being and creating in this world. FRAGMENTS will be…

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January is a time when many people quietly take stock of their romantic relationships.

Not just whether they’re partnered or single, but how they show up inside connection. How much they give. How much they tolerate. How safe they feel being fully themselves.

One pattern I see again and again, especially among thoughtful, capable, caring women, is this:

We carry invisible contracts into love.

These contracts aren’t conscious, and they’re rarely questioned. They sound…

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