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The Artist Every couple of years I look up the word Art in the dictionary in an attempt to comprehend exactly what its meaning is. I think it has something to do with life. If ever the difference between the concept of Judy Chicago's pyrotechnics on a bridge with fireworks and Timothy McVey's concussion bomb on a building becomes clear to me perhaps then I will understand the meaning of the word art. Anyway, I make things. I have made things all my life but I make them better now or at least I'm young enough to think I do. For the last four or five years I have been concerned with the ancient human endeavor of making vessels. Things to keep your Stuff in. Things in which to keep yourself. Now at the end of the twentieth century, with Things changing faster than ever before in our history, I doubt if the definition will ever catch up with the word Art. —Jerry Haggerty 
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Tulip Show Winner—Nine-year-old Gerald Haggerty shows his sister Dorothy, 11, the arrangement of flowers that won first prize for him yesterday in the children's class of the 30th annual tulip show of the Takoma Horticultural Club. Gerald said he entered his first show at the age of 2, when he stuck a flower in a vase and brought it to the show. |
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The Vessels
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