A few days before Christmas in 2002, Clark’s mother, actress Lynn Redgrave, was diagnosed with breast cancer. As the pair struggled with the diagnosis, they decided to turn the disease into a photographic journal — “to make it less scary.” It was a defining moment in many ways. Not only did it bring mother and daughter together in ways they could never imagine, but it also made Clark the photographer she is today.
sights, sounds, and things unseen //
she often sees her experiences in life as a parallel to the infamous Road to Jericho. what would she be thinking about as she traveled there? where would she be going, and from where is she coming? why is she going?
she meets many travelers along the way. she sees states and circumstances. she experiences wars and makes peace. she learns to Go. she learns to Rest. she learns to Depend. she comes to understand that she is created to Love and to Be Loved.
she is not alone. you are not alone.
• DN|JY Productions
• ETA'10
• VisualTruth
• Flickrage
• Listen.
• AskAway!
on the road to Jericho
• DN|JY Productions
• ETA'10
• VisualTruth
• Flickrage
• Listen.
• AskAway!
on the road to Jericho
the selfless Art of caregiving
Andrew Bird’s Break It Yourself, out March 6, is a quiet, careful grower. Give it time, and it blooms into something beautiful.
some music for your morning: andrew bird’s break it yourself, in its entirety
In honor of John Williams’ birthday: John Williams and the Music of Star Wars (from the NPR archives)
“Wonder is a word to wonder about. It contains a mixture of messages: something marvelous and miraculous, surprising, raising unanswerable questions about itself, making the observer wonder, even raising skeptical questions like, ‘I wonder about that’.”
—
- Lewis Thomas
Krulwich Wonders :: NPR
