Look Southward By Charlotte Jusinski It’s not terribly easy to plan and execute a magazine in a zeitgeist like this. I’m [...]
Passing the Mic By Charlotte Jusinski What’s the point of a magazine? More specifically, what’s the point of this [...]
Gimme Shelter-in-Place By Charlotte Jusinski I report to you from the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. I know that by the time you [...]
Self-Guided Learning By Charlotte Jusinski One bright day back in December, I was sitting at a wobbly wooden table at Michael’s [...]
Make It New BY CHARLOTTE JUSINSKI Do you smell that?Yeah, me too. It smells like a 2020 model car, fresh off the lot. Or [...]
Stake Your (Re)Claim BY CHARLOTTE JUSINSKI While copy editing this issue of El Palacio this summer, I was struck by the number of [...]
A Girardian Valentine The name of Alexander Girard’s permanent installation at the Museum of International Folk Art is Multiple [...]
Art on Defeat BY CANDACE WALSH It’s an ancient question: what do you do with defeat? The question flows from ancient [...]
Against Minimalism BY CANDACE WALSH Minimalism has enjoyed an unquestioned mandate for years. Clean out your closet! Banish [...]
Of Pig-Dogs and Plethoras BY CANDACE WALSH Jack Loeffler’s feature, “The Practice of Aural History” describes his epic, lifelong [...]
Crash Report BY CANDACE WALSH One of my least favorite jobs was working as a ghostwriter for a website’s figurehead. The [...]
Living History BY CANDACE WALSH History. When I was in high school in the eighties, it was called Social Studies. My teens [...]
The Poem in the Prose BY CANDACE WALSH When I asked Mei-Mei Berssenbrugge to contribute a poem to our Museum of Art commemorative [...]
Field Goals BY CANDACE WALSH I loved field trips as a kid, but as a mother, I have to say that the permission slips alone [...]
Free to Be You and Me BY CANDACE WALSH Once upon a time, I was a child in the seventies with hippie parents. Want proof? If I had [...]