When the landscape shifted from the Rockies to high desert, I went from being on the road to being almost home. The sky expanded and a certain objectivity vanished. The people, territory, and aesthetic got closer and closer to my own.
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Anne L'Ecuyer
Anne is a strategist, facilitator and consultant who stays closely connected to an international network of city leaders, cultural professionals, and individual artists. She is an expert in the creative industries and cultural tourism in the United States, as well as the contributions of the arts toward educational, social, and environmental goals.
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