not yonder
Michael St. Germain
Music
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Project 164
- Grits Minus One
Literature
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Ann Killough
- The Wound
- White Whale
- Body in Evidence
- Holy Ghost David McLean
- street song for Edith Sitwell Kevin P. Keating
- Ghost Dance Joseph Goosey
- Myself and the Brunette, Not Yeats Susana Roberts
- The God Is Fragments
Art
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Robert Parker
- Bergen Houses
- Utah Rodeo
- Granada Doorway
- Rockport Boats
- Henry
- Warsaw Reflection Steve Cartwright
- Purgatory Danxe
- Tin Can Allie
- Never Easy Street
- 3 Fence Posts
- Fireman
- Cold Wet Street Alone Michael St. Germain
- dog
- dog pack
- at met
- at met (two)
- not yonder
- trio
Michael St. Germain
graduated from Boston College in 1988 with a degree in Marketing. Unofficially, Michael minored in studio arts. He studied Painting with Andrew Tavarelli, Ceramics with Mark Cooper and Color Theory with Elizabeth Awalt. After graduation, Michael lived for six months in London where he worked as a construction laborer, bartender and door-to-door art salesman (for a day). Before returning home , Michael hitch hiked to Edinborough and traveled by rail through France, Spain and Portugal. In 1994, Michael received a bachelor's degree from the Massachusetts College of Art (2D Department, Painting). Recently, Michael was accepted into the Viewing Program at the Drawing Center in NYC. More information about Michael and his work can be found on his art blog.
graduated from Boston College in 1988 with a degree in Marketing. Unofficially, Michael minored in studio arts. He studied Painting with Andrew Tavarelli, Ceramics with Mark Cooper and Color Theory with Elizabeth Awalt. After graduation, Michael lived for six months in London where he worked as a construction laborer, bartender and door-to-door art salesman (for a day). Before returning home , Michael hitch hiked to Edinborough and traveled by rail through France, Spain and Portugal. In 1994, Michael received a bachelor's degree from the Massachusetts College of Art (2D Department, Painting). Recently, Michael was accepted into the Viewing Program at the Drawing Center in NYC. More information about Michael and his work can be found on his art blog.