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Author: J.H. Fearless

J.H. Fearless explores the intersection of creativity, culture and commerce; from cooperatives to Burning Man, reimagined libraries to reinvented career paths. If there’s another path to tread, she’ll find it. Fearless was her grandmother’s middle name.
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Painting the Naked Female Gaze

J.H. Fearless

Rose Freymuth-Frazier is no stranger to criticism. Recently, the 37-year-old figurative realist painter received an incensed email from an older man, asking why she insisted on creating such “grotesque” paintings. […]

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