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Sarah Rose Sharp

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As seen in: Hyperallergic, Color Research & Application, Substack, Flipboard, NewsBreak, Detroit Metro Times, The Mighty, Art in America, Chemistry World, Urology News
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Harry Bertoia Gets His Moment

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By Sarah Rose Sharp
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Feature — 5 min read Harry Bertoia photographed on one of his chairs on MAY 26, 1965 (photo Denver Post via Getty Images) DETROIT — Much of art history is a cycle of creation, fascination, forgetting, and rediscovery. In Detroit, the work of mid-century modern sculptor, designer, and sound artist Harry Bertoia is enjoying a moment of being found once again, both metaphorically and in a very literal sense.
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Pete Hegseth Goes to War With Press Photographers

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By Sarah Rose Sharp
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US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on March 7, 2026 (photo by Roberto Schmidt/Getty Images) In these unbelievably trying times, as the United States stands embroiled in a string of scary and heartbreaking international conflicts, we as a people expect one thing above all else from our Defense Secretary: image control.
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New Zealand Wants to Be the “Best Place to Have Herpes” Original

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By Sarah Rose Sharp
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These days, everyone is trying to go viral, but when it comes to herpes, there’s still a lot of associated shame and depression. A recent ad campaign by the New Zealand Herpes Foundation (NZHF) is calling for the destigmatization of the condition with a clever and humorous mission: to make New Zealand the “best place” to have herpes.
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