SEROnline, Spring 2012

May 4, 2012
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Mütter’s Skull of Brains


Commissioned by the College of Physicians of Philadelphia Mütter Museum
Made with 375 slices of real human brains
encased in acrylic


 Noah Scalin is a Richmond, Virginia based artist/designer/activist and creator of the Webby award-winning art project Skull-A-Day. His fine art has been exhibited in museums and galleries internationally, including the Mütter Museum in Philadelphia and the International Museum of Surgical Science in Chicago. Noah also founded the socially conscious design and consulting firm Another Limited Rebellion. In addition, Noah frequently gives lectures & workshops on creativity for groups ranging from teens in NYC to designers at the CIA and also teaches a course on socially conscious design at Virginia Commonwealth University. 



IN THIS ISSUE


  Forrest Anderson
interviews 


Jen Schomburg Kanke
interviews


Melinda Wilson
interviews



ALSO


Jacob Newberry
reviews


Craig Blais
reviews




Tristan Lejeune
reviews


additionally


Two (2!) new podcasts have been added to our collection:


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¡attention!

The extraordinarily helpful Adult Writer's Regimen RE-RUN will launch
 on JUNE 1st, 2012!
Sign up for 30 days of podcasts, craft talks, writing exercises, riff words, and more!

Plus, participants can enter our regimen contests for a chance at publication on our site. Check out the latest winner, Jackie Davis Martin, and her story, "Cat Day."


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The Southeast Review
thanks you for helping us celebrate
our 30th print issue
at Manhattan's Bar during AWP Chicago.
Thanks also to our readers: Dinty W. Moore,
Francine Witte, Kim Henderson,
and Carol J. Clouse!

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SEROnline, Winter 2012

January 1, 2012
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Study for Iron Presse
steel and wood, 2011


Lee's sculpture is process-driven; the concepts that propel her work are expressed less in the finished object than in the making. This piece, as with the others in the Iron Presse series, is the result of Lee driving wood wedges between steel plates, a representation of overcoming repression. Jin Lee is expected to finish her MFA in sculpture at the Academy of Arts University this spring. She lives and works in San Francisco.

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ATTENTION: Anyone who loves to laugh and/or support SER should attend
A SERIOUSLY FUNNY FUNDRAISER for The Southeast Review!

Our fourth annual event dedicated to supporting the journal, this year we'll feature funny readings by David Kirby, Elizabeth Stuckey-French, and Jennine Capó Crucet, as well as a performance by Tallahassee-based comedian, Ryan Mawson.

Readings, Raffles, Midway Game(s), Bake Sale, and a limited Open-Mic event called "Three Jocular Minutes" will make this an evening to remember, and will allow The Southeast Review to keep up its twice-annual production.

$10 at the door/$5 for students. Please come out to The Warehouse, located in Tallahassee at the corner of Gaines and Gay Streets, at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, April 17th to show your support, and we promise to try to send you away laughing!

PLUS: Check out this mention on Tallahassee.com. We're an Entertainment Best Bet!

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IN THIS ISSUE


  Spencer Wise 
interviews 


Jessica Reidy 
interviews

&

in our new hip-hop feature:

Chris Mink
interviews


John R. Beardsley
interviews


ALSO


Avni Vyas
reviews


Craig Blais
reviews


John R. Beardsley
reviews


Jie Liu
reviews


Madison Natt
reviews


Jessica Reidy
reviews 


Two new podcasts have been added to the splendid SER collection:


& 



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ATTENTION WRITERS:

Our next Adult Writer's Regimen RE-RUN will launch on JUNE 1st, 2012!
Sign up for 30 days of podcasts, craft talks, writing exercises, riff words, and more!
Plus, participants can enter our regimen contests for a chance at publication on our site. Check out the latest winner, Jackie Davis Martin, and her story, "Cat Day," here!

***
The Southeast Review
thanks you for helping us celebrate
our 30th print issue
at Manhattan's Bar during AWP Chicago.
Thanks also to our readers: Dinty W. Moore,
Francine Witte, Kim Henderson,
and Carol J. Clouse!

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We would like to thank & acknowledge
the lovely review
of our Issue 29.2
We're blushing.

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