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Author Archives: sarahbakerstories
Profile of artist Emma Yimeng Zhu 朱艺蒙
Here’s a profile I wrote about artist Emma Yimeng Zhu 朱艺蒙 for Arts at MIT.
Profile of artist Rae Yuping Hsu
Here’s a profile I wrote about artist Rae Yuping Hsu for Arts at MIT.
A Christmas Legacy
For reasons that I’m sure have everything to do with my childhood, Christmas has not always been a time of great joy for me. But I married a man whose family Christmas traditions run deep, thanks in no small part … Continue reading
Yayoi Kusama’s Narcissus Garden
Here’s the review I wrote for Art New England magazine about Yayoi Kusama’s Narcissus Garden at the Glass House in New Canaan, CT.
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A Liver’s Perspective
In my family, I’m the liver. I absorb everyone’s toxins. This allows the rest of them to be happy-go-lucky eccentrics because I’m there to process their detritus. To detoxify, I exercise, meditate, write, and spend a lot of time in … Continue reading
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Laylah Ali
Here’s the profile I wrote for Art New England magazine about the wonderful artist, Laylah Ali.
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Popcorn
When I was eight years old, the winter after my mother died, I ate popcorn after school every day. I sat on the green, corduroy couch in our family room in our colonial-style house in Virginia. My freshly popped popcorn … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Personal Essays
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“So You Know…” A Retrospective by Terry Albright
It always starts with a dream. In the first one, she and her father have to retrieve a dead baby from the bottom of a well. As she matures as an artist, the baby begins to look like her middle … Continue reading
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The “Cadillac” Tax
In 2018, a not so little tax with an appropriately big sounding name, “The Cadillac Tax” will go into effect. Despite its name, it has nothing to do with your car. It’s a 40 percent excise tax on your “generous” … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Health, Radio
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In The Wake
My graduate school thesis was on grief and it was honored with the Dean’s Prize for Outstanding ALM Capstone in Journalism. Thank you WBUR’s CommonHealth Blog for publishing it. Read it here.
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