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Sammy Sammy’s Haunted Place in the Woods

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By John Drury
| Whitehot Magazine
“Order Of Show”; a behind the scenes, personal reminder of “Ghost Show” program; house paint on wood. By JOHN DRURY May 21st, 2026 There seems always to be backpedaling in the visual arts, whether a result the blatant (if unintentional) oversight of the unique maker in favor groupthink, or a purposeful exclusion based on outside and prejudiced concerns.
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Book Review: Art Brut Cuba by John Drury

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By John Drury
| Whitehot Magazine
As included in the book “Art Brut Cuba”, the performative work of artist Daldo Marte (b. 1982). By JOHN DRURY March 24th, 2026 It is sometimes between two book covers - the paged place of cherished escape from the daily mundane - that one finds wing to fortify by way that investigative research, nutriment the creative soul.
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Understanding human behaviour for pandemic preparedness with epigames - Nature Health

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By Andres Colubri, Dmitri Williams, Thomas W. Valente, Chris T. Bauch, John Drake, Melinda Mills, John Drury, Christophe Fraser, Luca Ferretti, Jasmina Panovska-Griffiths
| Nature
Infectious diseases that spread from person to person by direct transmission, including respiratory pathogens such as influenza and coronaviruses, impose a large global health burden and remain the most likely causative agents for future devastating pandemics1. For many such diseases, transmission occurs when individuals are in close proximity for a sufficient time and through highly structured social contact networks2.
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