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Carleigh Baker

Milton, Vancouver
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The Spirit Bride

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By Erica X Eisen, Leon Craig, Carleigh Baker, Chantal Braganza Verified
| Hazlitt Verified
My in-laws did not approach me directly about becoming a spirit bride. I received their request through my father, who sat me down rather formally one evening to consider my options. I would never make you do this, he said several times, although it was clear he wanted me very much to say yes.
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A Rage to Live | Hazlitt

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By Leon Craig, Erin Brubacher, Carleigh Baker, Allison LaSorda
| Hazlitt Verified
The darkness was velvet. The darkness was iron. The darkness was thin and green-tinged. The darkness was total. Never had I seen so many shades of night as when I moved to Berlin. The darkness had made me fall in love with it years before, as I gazed down from a plane into patches of utter black below. That so much night could exist within a city, flooding the side-streets and massing in secluded courtyards, entranced me.
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The Bodybuilder | Hazlitt

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By Sarah Gerard, Chris Hampton Verified, Carleigh Baker, Derek Coulombe
| Hazlitt Verified
In September of 2022, I went to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City to conduct research on figurative representations of bodies in motion. While there, I wrote a small book about a bronze sculpture from 1913, about the shapes that my own body makes while it moves, and about an uneasy mirroring between myself and this bronze statuette.
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