Thursday, May 15, 2008
Sculpting Nashua
NASHUA – Art speaks its own language. Artists, though, are another matter. On our first symposium, we had several artists who spoke no English whatsoever. We found a way to get around that," said John Weidman, director of the Andres Institute in Brookline.
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