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Girls Can Tell

#044 December 2012

Believing is Art: A would-be architect sketches a surprising business

story by Jaclyn HardgroveWhen Sara Selepouchin was younger, her parents had a strict policy about attending art school. “They told me if I went to school for art, they would break my fingers,” she says, jokingly. “Both of my parents went to school for art and neither one works in the art field now.”

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November 13, 2012
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