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The Lotus Across Egyptian, Greek, and Roman Visual Culture
Few flowers traveled through the ancient Mediterranean quite like the lotus. The form appears in Egyptian art, Greek architecture and pottery, and Roman decorative traditions, but its journey is more complicated than a simple story of one culture borrowing from another. In ancient Egypt, the lotus was closely connected to ideas of creation, regeneration, and…
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A Note from the Editor
A note from the editor, I believe there is something so personal about sharing a meal with someone else. You are taking time out of your day, precious time, to sit and share a moment together. Eating is a vulnerable act. It is not typically a time when you look your best, unless I am…
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Making the Most of Music
While sometimes writing out one’s own feelings can feel therapeutic, it may feel equally as calming to hear someone sing about those same feelings. It is no surprise to me that there are literal fanbases online for various musicians. Being able to voice complex emotions and experiences that appear to be rare, but are more…
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