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Home Elder Project Nicola Lipman on becoming a “Senior Artist”

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Nicola Lipman on becoming a “Senior Artist”

By Graham F. Scott

October 23, 2015

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Graham F. Scott is a Toronto-based writer, editor and designer.

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