The Greenhouse and All the Rest Oldfields is usually introduced as a house. Sometimes it is framed as an estate. Sometimes as an art museum
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This is an imagined monologue. I’m borrowing a modern habit—comedians and entertainers sitting on talk shows, reminiscing about the greats, circling their influences with equal
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Set slightly off the main flow of Golden Gate Park’s Music Concourse, the Rideout Fountain is the kind of public artwork that doesn’t announce itself
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There are towns where public art feels like it fell out of a grant application — stainless steel, vaguely geometric, installed by a committee that