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Artwork for Lifelines: Interview with Matina Galati – Julian Hoffman

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I first met Matina Galati in a grove of extraordinary juniper trees on a limestone mountain above the Prespa lakes where I live in northern Greece. That day, I’d been walking with the Hungarian gar…

Source: Artwork for Lifelines: Interview with Matina Galati – Julian Hoffman

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A jaunt, a rambling walk or ride just for the sake of breaking restraint. from the Dictionary of Newfoundland English (University of Toronto Press, 1982).

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