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Dispatches

Dispatches, a collection of essays that have been published in art and literary journals in the United States and abroad, are a personal journal. The author writes of art encountered in his travels across America and abroad. The essays describe art’s kaleidoscope—beautiful, sublime, crass, sometimes criminally corrupt—that one meets in museums, cities, places, and the evening news.

Dispatches, a collection of essays that have been published in art and literary journals in the United States and abroad, are

Dispatches speaks of museums and monuments as diverse as New York’s Metropolitan Museum, the Parthenon in Athens, the “Big Ditch” Corinthian Canal in Greece, and Daniel Chester French’s “barn” turned into an architecturally stunning visitor’s center in Stockbridge, Massachusetts.

 

The essays speak to the arts, warts and all, that make us human. Some are laudatory, some are critical, but all are informative. The essays are graced with images that illustrate the subject matter. The collection is enhanced by the whimsical artistic comments of his collaborator, Daniela Kamiliotis.

About the Author

Deyan Ranko Brashich and Daniela Kamiliotis
BRASHICH

New Meridian Arts

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