The Subject of Witchcraft / Blood in the Water

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“There was a moment, just as Devil left his lips, just before the congregation was about to leap into amen-ing and that’s right-ing, when there was a small silence.”

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“I ran, but you know well how water, cooling, smoothing, soothing, slows you down. I ran and barely moved, and as I ran, the red was thickening, was following me.”

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received an MFA from the Utrecht Graduate School of Art and Design, Netherlands, teaches at the College of The Bahamas, and serves as Curator of the Central Bank of The Bahamas Art Gallery. Schmid has exhibited his work widely: Netherlands, Germany, the UK, the USA and The Bahamas.

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Published:
Sunday, August 29th, 2010 at 12:01 am
2010 June Issue, art, special feature