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  • A Farewell to Donkeys

    Chiara-Sophia Coyle

    “Growing up on the island of Mykonos in the 1960s, my brother and I were the only blond and blue-eyed children in sight. In fact, we were among the very first foreigners to…

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  • Women in Graffiti

    Chiara-Sophia Coyle

    “Is street graffiti . . . art? And how representative of the world’s artists is graffiti? One of the most omnipresent types of public expression, graffiti is usually seen on walls, though the…

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  • Milatos, Crete: A Wintry Portfolio

    Chiara-Sophia Coyle

    “I did not visit Samaria this time around, but instead spent three weeks closer to the east coast of the island in a very sleepy village called Milatos, located between Iraklion and Aghios…

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  • Wintry, Indelible Syros

    Chiara-Sophia Coyle

    “A photographer at heart, I am recording moments of this journey: I need to be able to come back to this when it’s all in my rear-view mirror. For me, photography extends an…

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  • An Ode to Roses

    Chiara-Sophia Coyle

    “Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) composed a constellation of riddle poems that we are meant to solve, but one of them was freighted with such ecstasy that the poet just could not help herself: she…

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  • Letting Go of Donkeys

    Chiara-Sophia Coyle

    “Growing up on the island of Mykonos in the 1960s, my brother and I were the only blond and blue-eyed children in sight. In fact, we were among the very first foreigners to…

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  • Beloved “Abroad,” Past & Future

    Chiara-Sophia Coyle

    “This little Pandemic Portfolio features long-beloved countries (and great cities) I would have wanted to move to if 1/20/21 had somehow failed to play out the way it did.”—Chiara-Sophia Coyle Clicks & Relativity…

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  • Oakland’s Voices-Made-Murals

    Chiara-Sophia Coyle

    “Recent events have largely silenced photographer Chiara-Sophia Coyle, but they haven’t stopped her from seeing, documenting, and reporting back to us what is going up on the walls of her ‘hood’ in Oakland,…

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  • Thia-Ghia, A Morning Visit

    Chiara-Sophia Coyle

    “Her name was Georgia. I called her Thia-Ghia—Aunt-Ghia—short for Georgia, pronounced in that cat scratching sound at the back of your throat very present in the Greek language—the definition of the accurate and…

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  • Musings on Knots & Not(s)

    Chiara-Sophia Coyle

    “The Not(s) in the knots speak to me about the less obvious restrictions in everyday life and culture; the dichotomy, the contrast I personally experienced and still do at times. They express boundaries,…

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