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Kecia Bal

Pittsburgh
As seen in: Yahoo News, Washington Times, WBNS-TV (Columbus, OH), The Tribune Democrat, Human Resource Executive, Cumberland Times-News, New Castle News, The Cool Down, Postindustrial
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Postindustrial Surrealism: How two artists combine symbolism and personal experience in their striking and innovative work

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By Carmen Gentile , Kecia Bal
| Postindustrial
~ By Postindustrial Staff Being a surrealist painter can be daunting considering the historic giants of the genre: Salvador Dali, Joan Miró, and Dorothea Tanning, to name but a few. However, Postindustrial Painters Sarah Jacobs and Evan Bogges appear unfazed by the challenge of living up to that legacy, having produced bold and stylistically complex series of surrealist paintings that would impress the surrealist titans of yore.
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Ohio’s Appalachian counties desperately need more homeless shelters

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By Megan Henry, Kecia Bal, Stanley Dunlap, Jill Nolin 
| Postindustrial
A homeless veteran sleeps in a tent. // Sandy Huffaker/Getty Images Only about a fourth of Ohio’s emergency shelters are in the state’s 32 Appalachian counties ~ By Megan Henry, Ohio Capital Journal This is the first part of an ongoing series looking at homelessness and housing insecurity in rural Ohio counties. The Adams County Shelter for the Homeless can house up to 17 individuals at a time.
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Can you really eat that?

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By Kecia Bal, Stanley Dunlap, Jill Nolin , Jodi S. Cohen 
| Postindustrial
Two finds from Kecia Bal’s day in the woods: bear corn, which has been used medicinally, and pine tips, which can be used as an ingredient in tea and other recipes. // Justin Merriman for Postindustrial Following the forest-to-table movement, a new crop of foragers teaches Postindustrial contributor Kecia Bal how to find tasty things to eat in the most unlikely places. Oh, and how to avoid getting a bellyache (or worse) from the food that you find.
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