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Real hearts, real art: Thirty years of the Rema Hort Mann Fund

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“Real hearts, real art: Thirty years of the Rema Hort Mann Fund”

A cancer diagnosis can make the unfinished things in a life feel suddenly unbearable. There are the ordinary regrets, of course—the visit postponed, the affection left unspoken—though for an artist, there may also be the particular anguish of a mind still crowded with images while the body grows too frail to give them form. Perhaps,... Read More

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