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HA&L 13th Anniversary
STEM: THE SCIENCE ISSUE
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INTRODUCTION: The Science Issue
by GUEST EDITOR Sima Rabinowitz
Poetry: Ekphrastic for
Cheselden’s Skeleton, 1733
by Remi Recchia
Poetry:
This is How You Learn to Be Human
by Sneha Madhavan-Reese
Poetry: Edge Forgiveness, December Count, and Sea Level Flux (Midden 108)
by Mark McKain
Poetry: summer at the apiary and cells
by Anne Baldo
Poetry: Boolean Search and Boole's Defense
by Grace Sanchez MacCall
Kim Morgan: Blood Portraits
by Susan Gibson Garvey
Video: Blood Portraits
by Kim Morgan
The Call Bell is On – Stories from a Nurse
by Brittany Friesen
Life without Science –
A Retrospective Study
by Sima Rabinowitz
RIPPLE: A Play
by Rachael Carnes
The Art and Science of Medical Illustration An interview with Jill K. Gregory, MFA, CMI
by Sima Rabinowitz
Photo essay: Canadian Brains
by Mark Cembrowski
Museum of Steam and Technology
A short film: Steam Pump
by Michael Mitchell,
music composed by Charles James
On Composing The MusicFor Michael Mitchell'sFilm Steam Pump
by Charles James
William F. Pinar on George Grant
(A Discussion of Moving Images of Eternity: George Grant’s Critique of Time, Teaching, And Technology)
by J.S. Porter
Portfolio: a pandemic project
by Camille Nivera
ALSO IN THIS ISSUE
Book Review: The Dirty Nature
of David Huebert’s Chemical Valley
by Jenn Carson
Book Review: Edited by Nicholas Bradley,
An Echo in the Mountains:
AL PURDY AFTER A CENTURY
by Brooke Pratt
Book Review:
Charlie C. Petch's Why I Was Late
by J.B. Stone
Book Review:
Anna van Valkenburg’s Queen and Carcass
by Richard Van Holst
Short Story: Querida
by Camille Nivera
Video poem: Lady in Shadow
by Richard Van Holst
Video poem – The story of how a poem becomes a song: “JADE”
by Leo Dragtoe
Video interview: Jeffery Donaldson on
The Middle Way of William A. Stephens and Bernadette Rule on the 13th Anniversary of Art Waves
Participatory Art in Rural Communities:
Pivoting through a Pandemic
by Alexis Moline
SONGS from Tuesday Choir -
Without Mass: From Swale to Dome
by Treasa Levasseur and Tor Lukasik-Foss
Planting Gorillas? No! Guerilla planting!
by Gary Fordham
SUBMIT! CALL TO HAMILTON-AREA ARTISTS! The Art of Creation: explaining early origins SCIENCE through art • Deadline March 4, 2022
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“Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former.” ― Albert Einstein (1879–1955)
“A marveilous newtrality have these things mathematicall, and also a strange participation between things supernaturall, immortall, intellectuall, simple and indivisible, and things naturall, mortall, sensible, componded and divisible.” ― John Dee (1527–1608) Preface to Euclid’s Elements, 1570
“At first it seems obvious, but the more you think about it the stranger the deductions from this axiom seem to become; in the end you cease to understand what is meant by it.”
― Bertrand Russell (1872-1970)
GUEST EDITOR: Sima Rabinowitz
Paul Lisson: Editor
Fiona Kinsella: Editor / Designer
Associate Editor: Shane Neilson
Founding Art Director:
Peter Stevens (1963-2015)
Contributing Editor:
David Forsee (1944-2017)
Hamilton Arts & Letters
13TH ANNIVERSARY
issue fourteen.2
ISSN 1916-8454
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