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The Arts in Spaces and Places: Volume 1, Issue 1 (Inaugural), Winter 2014

Plots of Land (And Those Who Write Them) | Biographical

Plots of Land (And Those Who Write Them)

Jeff Spanke

Biographical Note

Jeff Spanke is a doctoral candidate in English Education at Purdue University. His research interests include narrative ethnographical studies of alternative schooling, composition instruction, service learning, and pre-service teacher preparation. He is a former high school English teacher who currently teaches introductory composition courses at Purdue and serves as a research assistant for Purdue’s Gifted Education Resource Institute. He and his wife live in West Lafayette, Indiana with their three year-old son.

Montgomery

January 29, 2015Creative WorksTimothy Hicks

Creative Works Index (1.1)

The Arts in Spaces and Places: Volume 1, Issue 1 (Inaugural), Winter 2014

Before She Died | An Old Monk’s View | Biographical Note

Before She Died | An Old Monk’s View

Theron Montgomery

Biographical Note

Theron Montgomery is Professor of English and Creative Writing at Troy University in Troy, Alabama.

Angelotti

January 29, 2015Creative WorksTimothy Hicks

Creative Works Index (1.1)

The Arts in Spaces and Places: Volume 1, Issue 1 (Inaugural), Winter 2014

Full Text | Biographical Note

Pier Fishing Off Alligator Point

Michael L. Angelotti

Biographical Note

Michael Angelotti is a well-published working writer and abstract painter currently focused on connecting internal visual imaging and spontaneous writing as beginning places to personal growth in both abstract painting and literary writing. To this end, he also teaches English Education as an emeritus professor at the University of Oklahoma, Norman, most notably teaching Creative Composition- a summer course featuring an image to word process dubbed “paint-write.”

Krape

January 29, 2015Creative Worksmusic, organ, scoreTimothy Hicks

Creative Works Index (1.1)

**The Arts in Spaces and Places: Volume 1, Issue 1 (Inaugural), Winter 2014**

Audio Performance | Score | Author Interview | Biographical Note

Jesus the Very Thought of Thee

William Krape

Score

Jesus-the-very-thought-of-thee-full-score

Krape

January 29, 2015Creative Workscomposer, interviewTimothy Hicks

Creative Works Index (1.1)

**The Arts in Spaces and Places: Volume 1, Issue 1 (Inaugural), Winter 2014**

Audio Performance | Score | Author Interview | Biographical Note

Jesus the Very Thought of Thee

William Krape

Author Interview

Krape

January 29, 2015Creative WorksTimothy Hicks

Creative Works Index (1.1)

**The Arts in Spaces and Places: Volume 1, Issue 1 (Inaugural), Winter 2014**

Audio Performance | Score | Author Interview | Biographical Note

Jesus the Very Thought of Thee

William Krape

Biographical Note

William E. Krape is a graduate of Shorter College in Rome, Georgia, and holds a Master’s degree in music from the University of Alabama. There he was a student of Warren Hutton. He was awarded a Marshall Scholarship for one year’s study in Denmark with Dr. Finn Viderø. He is beginning his thirty-second year as Organist-Choirmaster at the Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Atlanta.

Lee

January 28, 2015Creative WorksTimothy Hicks

Creative Works Index (1.1)

The Arts in Spaces and Places: Volume 1, Issue 1 (Inaugural), Winter 2014

Abstract | Art and Audio | Biographical Information

The First Art Adventure: ‘I can really draw Mommy!’

Kaleigh Mya Lee (with Michelle Kwan Lee)

Biographical Information

Kaleigh Mya Lee just turned five and she is a part-time junior kindergartener. Her aspirations include being an inventor, a scientist, a veterinarian and a medical doctor. This is her very first formal learning in an art school.

Michelle Kwan Lee, Ph.D. was born and raised in Hong Kong. She currently lives in the Silicon Valley as a full time homemaker. Her doctoral project titled ‘The Learning of English Vocabulary by Local Students and Chinese Immigrant Children: A Critical and Sociocultural Analysis’ was awarded the best dissertation in 2002 in the doctoral category for all Hong Kong universities. Before moving to California, she worked as a senior research assistant, a university language teacher, a teacher educator, and a publishing manager.