Conversation with Bebe Barrett: Seen and Unseen

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Conversation with Bebe Barrett: Seen and Unseen

The unexpected and the incredible belong in this world. Only then is life whole.

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Conversation with Bebe Barrett: Seen and Unseen

"Walking around a turn, I couldn't believe what I saw. A house, and its car parked in front, wildly decorated in hand-painted, blue script with a mystical flavor. The sight could not have been more surprising. I suddenly understood the woman's question: was I the man who had photographed her house?" What follows is an account of a remarkable encounter between two strangers -- an art magazine publisher and a mysterious, 87-year-old Egyptian artist. { read more }

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Say yes to one of those small, but unexpected moments that are always coming up. Try striking up a conversation with a stranger, for instance.


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