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Remembering Maurice Sendak (1928 – 2012)

Author/Artist Of 'Where The Wild Things Are' Led Generations On Outback Rumpuses

Maurice Sendak, author of the popular fable 'Where the Wild Things Are' passed away on Tuesday, May 8, 2012. Enjoy this delightful short video of Sendak recalling the popularily of his books, his life as an artist and refusing to make compromises. (Click on lower right bottom of video to bring it to full screen).

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Remembering Maurice Sendak (1928 – 2012)

Author/Artist Of 'Where The Wild Things Are' Led Generations On Outback Rumpuses

How Introverts Find Their Artistic Power In An Extroverted World

Susan Cain, Arianna Huffington Discuss Role Solitude Plays In Creativity

Aurora Australis: The Firmament From Down Under

Here's To You, Photographer Alex Cherney For Treating Us To The Southern Lights

Where The Group Of Seven Painted, A Visit To Wild Wolf, Moose and Bruin Country

Find Out What It's Like To Crawl Into A Bear Den When A Mama Ursid Is Still At Home

One Rhyme And Reason For Place-Based Sculpture

Bart Walter's Wapiti Monument Is Conduit Between National Museum and Landscape

P E A C E

Wherever You Are, Seasons Greetings

Alexis Rockman's Environmental Future Shock

Rockman Is Not Only Fearless, He Paints Nature As You've Never Seen It, Yet

Captain Kirk Channels His Best Existential Freddie Mercury

Yes, Animal Art Appears In This Shatner Rendition Of 'Rhapsody'

The Joyousness of Wild Child

Debut 'Pillow Talk' One Of Finest New American Albums Of Year

Serengeti The Living Breathing Doppelganger of America's Once Great Bison Plain

In this Wildlife Art Journal Video Of The Week, Immerse Yourself In A Herd Of Wildebeest

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Author/Artist Of 'Where The Wild Things Are' Led Generations On Outback Rumpuses

Susan Cain, Arianna Huffington Discuss Role Solitude Plays In Creativity

Here's To You, Photographer Alex Cherney For Treating Us To The Southern Lights

Find Out What It's Like To Crawl Into A Bear Den When A Mama Ursid Is Still At Home

Bart Walter's Wapiti Monument Is Conduit Between National Museum and Landscape

Wherever You Are, Seasons Greetings

Rockman Is Not Only Fearless, He Paints Nature As You've Never Seen It, Yet

Yes, Animal Art Appears In This Shatner Rendition Of 'Rhapsody'

Debut 'Pillow Talk' One Of Finest New American Albums Of Year

In this Wildlife Art Journal Video Of The Week, Immerse Yourself In A Herd Of Wildebeest

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