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Table of Contents
Main Page of Portfolio
Artifact 1: Life Values Assessment
Artifact 2: What Is Art For?
Artifact 3: Food As Art Research
Artifact 4: Adornment
Artifact 5: Horror
Artifact 6: Creative Spirituality
Artifact 7: Technology
Artifact 8: Public Art
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