Jane Durrell
Jane Durrell writes on the visual arts and travel for a variety of publications. Her career has tacked between stints at various museums, particularly the
Cincinnati Art Museum, and journalism. Each kind of work has been useful to the other. Her bachelor's degree from
Western College in Oxford, Ohio, is in English literature, and like other lit majors she thinks literature prepares one for life. It has been perfectly satisfactory for her life, at any rate.
- Articles
- "Jimmy Baker: Remote Viewing", Mar 2011
- "Mary Baskett: An Interview", Feb 2011
- "Goya at the Taft", Dec 2010
- "Gainsborough's Touch", Nov 2010
- "Kristin Spangenberg", Sep 2010
- "Patsfall: Clay Street & Beyond", Aug 2010
- "Winged Transformations", Jun 2010
- "A Calm Spectrum of Intensity", Mar 2010
- "Textured Contrasts", Feb 10
- "Aaron Morse at the Country Club: Varying Perspectives", Feature: Dec 2009
- "Founding Manifest: Conversation with Jason Franz", Feature: Aug 2009
- "Pfaff: Next to Nature, Art", June 2009
- "A Modest Scale", May 2009
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- "Review of Terra Firma", Jan 2009
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