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The second great channel through which the impulse towards the control of procreation for the elevation of the race is entering into practical life is by the general adoption, by the educated—of methods for the prevention of conception except when conception is deliberately desired.

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Sara Genn

Painters tend to ignore the challenges and thrills that sculptors enjoy daily - volume. . . like the perfect, imperfect voluminous oval of the egg.

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Art begins when an observer's sensibilities engage with the understatements of a calculating craftsman.

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Does an artist truly need to understand her times in order to create? I'm not sure. We're all sitting in a context. It's a market.

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Value choices are intuitive. . . It's fun to see how much you can get without leaning on contrast.

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Once you sophisticate the in-betweens, your blacks and whites can take their solos and shine.

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Going beyond one's backyard grants one perspective.

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