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Maggie Mull wrote a new post, You Can’t Spell Insanity Without… 1 year ago
This is the scene on the National Mall, October 30, 2010. And, at first glance, it is fair to say the scene is a slightly ironic one.I should say now that I’m not much of a rally-er, and I write that off as […]
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Maggie Mull wrote a new post, My Fellow Americans 1 year, 3 months ago
Welcome to the Official America: Now and Here Artist Corps Blog. This will be the headquarters for all things Artist Corps related—including (but not limited to!) art projects! community events! salon photos! […]
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Maggie Mull wrote a new post, The American Dream and Other Urban Legends 1 year, 3 months ago
Once upon a time, before there was an official Artist Corps blog, or even an Artist Corps, there was an unemployed recently graduated twenty-two year old girl who had no idea how to insert herself into the world. […] -
Maggie Mull wrote a new post, One Thousand Eighty Degrees 1 year, 3 months ago
In the Spring of 2010, The ANH launched its Artist Corps program by sending a select group of RISD students on their own American journeys. Their projects will continue to be posted on this blog and can be viewed […] -
Maggie Mull wrote a new post, Letters to a Young Artist, #1 1 year, 3 months ago
As aforementioned, America Now and Here took a trip up to Providence, Rhode Island, last Spring, to engage in a salon and dialogue with a group of RISD students. The discussion was a huge success on many levels, […]
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Maggie Mull wrote a new post, Empathy vs. Entropy, Part I 1 year, 3 months ago
Two very important things happened today:The first: I was sitting outside the laundromat, playing accordion–as I do from time to time–thinking about America and being an American–as I do from time to […]
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Maggie Mull wrote a new post, Empathy vs. Entropy, Part II 1 year, 3 months ago
10/24/11
In my last blog entry, I talked a little bit about strangers, and about living amongst them. I’m starting to now realize that this is kind of what all my work with America: Now and Here (see:Â <a href="http://www.parallaxamerica.com/" […]
