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Baltimore City Paper Art Schooled is well written and engaging. Witham describes scenes from his year there in cinematic detail, writing in the present tense and placing the reader in a vivid, clearly defined world. His characters come to life with just a few sentences, and he strongly conveys their personalities and the kind of art they make. . . . for the book's ideal audience--the art-student-to-be--Art Schooled should be required reading. --Baltimore City Paper -Art Schooled is well written and engaging. Witham describes scenes from his year there in cinematic detail, writing in the present tense and placing the reader in a vivid, clearly defined world. His -characters- come to life with just a few sentences, and he strongly conveys their personalities and the kind of art they make. . . . for the book's ideal audience--the art-student-to-be--Art Schooled should be required reading.---Baltimore City Paper

Baltimore City Paper

Art Schooled is well written and engaging. Witham describes scenes from his year there in cinematic detail, writing in the present tense and placing the reader in a vivid, clearly defined world. His characters come to life with just a few sentences, and he strongly conveys their personalities and the kind of art they make. . . . for the book's ideal audience--the art-student-to-be--Art Schooled should be required reading. --Baltimore City Paper

Art Schooled is well written and engaging. Witham describes scenes from his year there in cinematic detail, writing in the present tense and placing the reader in a vivid, clearly defined world. His characters come to life with just a few sentences, and he strongly conveys their personalities and the kind of art they make. . . . for the book s ideal audience the art-student-to-be Art Schooled should be required reading. Baltimore City Paper

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LARRY WITHAM is a veteran journalist and the author of twelve books, including Where Darwin Meets the Bible: Creationists and Evolutionists in America and Marketplace of the Gods: How Economics Explains Religion.

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