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Andrea Richards

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Durham, Los Angeles
As seen in: Indy Week, Believer Magazine, Border Belt Independent
Covers:  Arts & Culture, Health & Wellness, Travel, Food, Drink, Religion & Belief, Los Angeles, North Carolina

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Andrea Richards is a freelance writer covering arts, culture, food, religion, travel, health and wellness. The author of six nonfiction books, she is based in North Carolina and Los Angeles.

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The End of the Wonder Rug (Published 2021)

The End of the Wonder Rug (Published 2021)

It sold the so-called Oriental rug to America's middle class. But after nearly a century, the Karastan factor…

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Aline Barnsdall, Frank Lloyd Wright famously clashed over the Hollyhock House. An art show there ...

Aline Barnsdall, Frank Lloyd Wright famously clashed over the Hollyhock House. An art show there ...

The Hollyhock House's first contemporary art show since 1976, 'Entanglements: Louise Bonnet and Adam Silverma…

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Delivery Options

Delivery Options

California has a high rate of cesarean sections-for no good reason. Is there a case to be made for old-fashio…

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What You Can't Learn Collecting Esoteric Books - Believer Magazine

What You Can't Learn Collecting Esoteric Books - Believer Magazine

Occult Doubles: Two Men, Two Voyages, Two Books No person did more for the dissemination of occult wisdom in …

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All Critters Great and Small

All Critters Great and Small

In December, prolific Bynum folk artist Clyde Jones died. His legacy lives on in the playful sculptures he ma…

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At the River's Edge

At the River's Edge

Several months out from Tropical Storm Chantal, two arts organizations take stock of what was lost-and how th…

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Hyperlocal Zines Help Make Durham Come Alive

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By Andrea Richards
| Indy Week Verified
Before I even sat down to interview Kelsey Graywill about her zines, Perse Van Ort, the barista ringing us up at The Daily, recognized her and complimented Graywill’s coffee zine.
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In Wide-Ranging New Exhibition of Native American Artists, Ancestral Knowledge Animates the Stories of Today

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By Andrea Richards
| Indy Week Verified
Stories Told By Breath: Native American Voices in North Carolina | Through September 26 | Gregg Museum of Art & Design, Raleigh Preparing work for her first group show at a major museum, just as her tribe was finally receiving federal recognition, was an incredible moment for artist Karina McMillan. “I had no words,” she said.
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In Wide-Ranging New Exhibition of Native American Artists, Ancestral Knowledge Animates the Stories of Today

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By Andrea Richards
| Border Belt Independent
Stories Told By Breath: Native American Voices in North Carolina | Through September 26 | Gregg Museum of Art & Design, Raleigh Preparing work for her first group show at a major museum, just as her tribe was finally receiving federal recognition, was an incredible moment for artist Karina McMillan. “I had no words,” she said.
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