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the Garden Where does 'I' leave off and the 'world' begin; when does 'past' end and 'present' begin? Images blurring boundaries suggest the relatedness of being. A few moments in an English garden thinking of Virginia Woolf. "Sternberg's attention to light and depth of field, and the interplay of mothers and children is lovely. The way she recirculates some of the same kinds/sets of imagery and the glancing rhythms are bracing too, yielding a rigor underlying the seeming casualness and randomness of her gaze." Stuart Liebman, CUNY. In the Garden credits Available from:
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