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The Panafold Magazine Issue 3

In this issue: BARBARA BESTOR’s colorful modernism redefines the landscape of West Coast architecture; SALMON CREEK FARM fosters a collaborative, place-based approach to artmaking; ANATOLE HEGER’s dreamlike paintings draw upon memories of a nomadic childhood; a look inside STUDIO AHEAD’s multidisciplinary design practice; ARON SANCHEZ-BARANDA’s intimate portraits of marine life transcend documentation; at SEA RANCH, the legacy of a utopian vision meets the realities of change; LUCHITA HURTADO’s bold geometric abstractions return to public view; fiction, poetry, & more…

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