Christine Fair: Triptych

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C. Christine Fair is a multi-media artist, as well as a Professor of Security Studies at Georgetown University.

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7 comments on “Christine Fair: Triptych”

Katherine Lawrence
February 24, 2023

Very sobering to read these poems.

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- Vox Populi
  February 24, 2023
  
  Yes, it is, especially in combination with the image of the painting.
  
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Dinah Kudatsky
February 19, 2023

The pain. The pain of remembering, of not being believed, of being all alone with these memories. And the bravery of seeing it anyway. Powerful!

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- Vox Populi
  February 19, 2023
  
  Thank you, Dinah. I admire the painting a great deal, and the two short poems expand and clarify the experience.
  
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Mandy Fessenden Brauer
February 18, 2023

This is absolutely exquisite and so true about toxic mothers. I appreciate your sharing it so much.

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- Vox Populi
  February 19, 2023
  
  Thanks, Mandy!
  
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Robbi Nester
February 18, 2023

Powerful poem.

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This entry was posted on February 18, 2023 by Vox Populi in Art and Cinema, Health and Nutrition, Poetry, Social Justice and tagged body image, brothers and sisters, C. Christine Fair, child abuse, Christine Fair, domestic violence, mixed media, mothers and daughters, self-esteem, Self-love, Triptych.

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