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About Richard N. Swett:

For excerpts from Leadership by Design: Creating an Architecture of Trust, the 2005 book examining the history of civic leadership within the American and Danish architectural professions on which I collaborated with Richard N. Swett, FAIA, architect and former U.S. Ambassador to Denmark, click here.

Our publisher: Greenway Communications, Atlanta, Georgia.

A summary of Swett's June 2005 keynote address to the New Jersey Mayors Insistute on Community Design, New York/New Jersey/Connecticut Regional Plan Association (RPA). In pdf format.

Here's the Swett Associates website.

About J. F. Willumsen:

The J. F. Willumsen Museum. Devoted to this great Danish artist.

"From Symbolism to Expressionism: J. F. Willumsen (1863-1958), a Danish Artist," an upcoming exhibition of Willumsen's work at the Musée d'Orsay, Paris, June 26-September 17, 2006.

Victor Petersen's Willumsen Collection (in Danish only).

Danish art historian Troels Branth Petersen's writing on Willumsen.

A large selection of Willumsen images at Society of Control, the German art webzine.

See my essays on Willumsen elsewhere in this site for more information. I also have an essay on his photography in the Photography Criticism CyberArchive, available by subscription.

About Colleen M. Thornton:

City Without Walls, the non-profit artists' cooperative gallery in Newark, New Jersey that I co-founded in 1975, is still going strong.

In 2001 I participated in an online debate between Cia Lungile Rinne (co-author, with photographer Joakim Makathini Eskildsen, of the book iChickenMoon) and
A. D. Coleman, who reviewed it for the Danish journal Katalog. It's a lengthy exchange of letters about issues of documentary vs. fine art, the state of contemporary art education, and other subjects. Here's my contribution to the debate.

My homepage with "portfolio" of artworks.

My sister Joann Thornton's photography decorating the set of Martha Stewart's TV show "The Apprentice." See the "War Room" and "Hallway" for my sister's beautiful black & white collotype prints.