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Enormous Animals with Divine Powers Populate Kanako Abe’s Dreamy Papercuts
“My intention is to invite the viewers to feel like they’re in a little story theater when they look at my art,” says Kanako Abe about her latest series. The Seattle-based artist is known for her elegant Kirie works, which feature intricate compositions of flora and fauna carved from single sheets of paper. Employing the same precision and whimsical aesthetic, Abe’s most recent collection shifts from two dimensions to three to embrace the immersive nature of storytelling. More
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Jeep Avenger Summit long-term test: a cleverly engineered electric SUV
First report: the small Jeep Avenger electric SUV joins the fleet in top-spec Summit trim
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Grant seeks to recruit Appalachian manufacturers for clean energy economy
A group of regional partners is seeking to find and support more than 1,000 small and medium manufacturers to play a supply chain role in the growing clean energy industry.