Elizabeth Lowry Journalist Profile

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Josephsohn vu par Albert Oehlen (Paris, France)

Dec 4, 2024 | the-tls.co.uk | John-Paul Stonard |Elizabeth Lowry |Lauren Elkin

Hans Josephsohn began to gain public recognition for his sculpture around the turn of the century, when he was eighty. Among these late works at the Musée d’Art Moderne in Paris, four roughly modelled wall reliefs stand out, showing forms that might be interpreted as an artist and a model, a heavy lintel-like beam weighing down on the scene. Here and there a detail might suggest a face or body part, but these are quickly submerged in the overall sense of a non-specific yet hardly arbitrary object.
Wild Thing: A Life of Paul Gaugin by Sue Prideaux

Nov 27, 2024 | the-tls.co.uk | Elizabeth Lowry |Lauren Elkin |Aaron Peck

Syphilitic love rat of the South Seas. Vincent van Gogh’s nemesis. The amoral genius who ditched his wife and family to flit off to French Polynesia. Paul Gauguin is the bad boy of modernist painting. His image – which he wasn’t averse to cultivating – as the savage prince of European art’s fin de siècle counterculture was already taking shape in his lifetime, and has informed his legend ever since.
Tell Me Everything by Elizabeth Strout review – when Olive Kitteridge met Lucy Barton

Sep 11, 2024 | msn.com | Elizabeth Lowry

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Tell Me Everything by Elizabeth Strout review - when Olive Kitteridge met Lucy Barton

Sep 11, 2024 | theguardian.com | Elizabeth Lowry

Ever since Elizabeth Strout’s first novel, Amy and Isabelle (1998), introduced us to the imaginary New England town of Shirley Falls, she has developed a grippingly cohesive fictional landscape that gets richer with every book. The lives of ordinary people in ordinary places are Strout’s speciality.
Beauty for the Ages

Aug 27, 2024 | citylifestyle.com | Elizabeth Lowry

Everyone knows skin care is important, but what worked in your teens may be proving less effective as you grow older. The good news is that it’s never too late to learn how to put your best face forward by using the most appropriate skin care products for your age—especially when there’s an expert like JUNO Medspa owner Jacquelyn Potesta (CRNA, APRN) and her team of licensed estheticians guiding you along.
6 Park Signs That Celebrate the Great Outdoors

May 28, 2024 | signsofthetimes.com | Elizabeth Lowry

WHILE THE SHOW PARKS & Recreation may be fiction, the people who take care of our parks are very real, and their work deserves standout signage that identifies parks and trails, as well as welcomes and educates visitors. This kind of signage isn’t just great for the natural resources department, though, as signmakers enjoy it too.
Good Vibes Only

May 19, 2024 | citylifestyle.com | Elizabeth Lowry

Health and wellness can be a tricky subject, and there’s certainly no lack of contradictory information and advice coming at us from all avenues, making it nearly impossible to know which path is correct. But what if we told you you didn’t have to choose? What if the road to a healthier you was multifaceted—tailored to suit not only your nutritional needs, but your lifestyle, too?
Sovereign Spa

May 19, 2024 | citylifestyle.com | Elizabeth Lowry

For Chante’ Carter, opening her own spa was a dream she’s had since she was a little girl—and even a pandemic couldn’t keep her from achieving her goals. Introduced to the healing benefits of massage at age 10 while helping her grandmother recover from a stroke, she realized that self-care shouldn’t be just a luxury for the few, but a necessity for the many—for both mental and physical health.
Keeping Up with Kumon

May 18, 2024 | citylifestyle.com | Elizabeth Lowry

Featured ArticleThis Loveland Learning Center Fills in Educational Gaps Article by Elizabeth A. LowryPhotography by Elizabeth A. Lowry Originally published in Loveland LifestyleWhile nearly nothing about this past year went according to plan for anyone, schoolchildren likely bore the brunt of our extreme routine change. With in-person classes not an option for many, students have had to turn to remote learning aided by adults in their household—many of whom are juggling working from home as well.
Open Arms

May 18, 2024 | citylifestyle.com | Elizabeth Lowry

Margaret Ranalli’s familiarity with the Loveland area prior to 2017 was, like many Cincinnatians’, somewhat hit or miss. Sure, she recalled riding the bike trail, going canoeing, visiting the theater company once or twice, maybe even grabbing a bite to eat at one of the original dining establishments—but she didn’t really have any kind of reason to make it a frequent destination.