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    Looking Back on 20 years: Blaine Garrett on Building Community
    by Laura Laptsevitch
    Looking Back on 20 years: Blaine Garrett on Building Community
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    Looking Back on 20 Years of MPLSART: Kristoffer Knutson on Being the Original Social Media
    by Russ White
    Looking Back on 20 Years of MPLSART: Kristoffer Knutson on Being the Original Social Media
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    Looking Back on 20 Years of MPLSART: Founder Emma Berg on Making a Scene
    by Katie Dohman
    Looking Back on 20 Years of MPLSART: Founder Emma Berg on Making a Scene
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    Looking Back on 20 Years of MPLSART.COM: Katie Garrett's Many Inspirations
    by Katie Dohman
    Looking Back on 20 Years of MPLSART.COM: Katie Garrett's Many Inspirations
    By Blaine Garrett

    Looking back on 20 Years of MPLSART: Nicole Thomas Flourishes

    By Carl Atiya Swanson

    Looking back on 20 Years of MPLSART: Russ White Keeps Going

    By Blaine Garrett

    Q & A with artist Sean Ferris

    By Laura Laptsevitch

    The Pulse of Chords

    By Cory Eull

    In Studio with Nick Legeros

    By Bridget Kranz

    Greetings From: Exploring, Learning, and Grounding Through Signs

    By MPLSART.COM Editors

    Calling All Crawlers

    By Russ White

    When you're in the M... : Q&A with Kylie Linh Hoang

    By Laura Laptsevitch

    'To the River': A Meditation on Place and Memory

    By Cory Eull

    To Be Joined in Delight 

    By Bridget Kranz

    Interact Takes Manhattan: Dispatches from the Outsider Art Fair.

    By Cory Eull

    This is where we start: Suspension, softness, and shared weight in SooVAC’s 19th 'Untitled' show

    By Carl Atiya Swanson

    Smart Wars: Asserting Native Identity, Resilience, Resistance, and Coexistence

    By Saina Kathi

    Roshan Ganu: रातराणी: The Night Blooming Jasmine

    By Scott Melamed

    BRLSQ reveals its newest gallery: Southside Preservation Society

    By Cory Eull

    From There to Here: FKM hosts Sarisa Kojima for a visually untamed and fiercely electric second exhibition

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