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Who's Nick?

SPOILER ALERT!! (for my Tale of Years Series)

Nick Lawrence is one of my favorite human OCs. He appears in the one-shot The Three Musketeers (here) and throughout my 1950 story (here). He and William Cummings attend medical school in 1948-1950 in the same class as Edward and the three end up being assigned as lab partners. (Edward needs a group of three because of his “hemophilia.”) After spending so much time with Nick and William, Edward comes to care for them more than the average classmate–they even study together sometimes and help each other out. Edward wouldn’t use the word “friend” per se, but something like that.

(stop reading here unless you really want the spoiler!)

William is more serious, while Nick really reminds Edward of Emmett; he’s such a kidder and full of energy. William and Nick both worry about Edward’s fragile medical condition (the one-shot is in Nick’s POV, a fun outsider’s look at Edward and his cover story) and do their best to look out for him. But in the end… well, you know what else happened in 1950. Let’s just say a certain new brother isn’t able to control himself.

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Current Art-in-Buildings artist Emily Noelle Lambert's work is on view in group show 'The Secret Life of Plants,' on view at Freight + Volume Gallery through September 3rd! 

"Freight+Volume is very excited to announce The Secret Life of Plants, a summer group exhibition co-curated by Jennifer Coates and Nick Lawrence. The works in this exhibition explore the relationship between plants, humans, and the psychology behind their interactions. 

The Secret Life of Plants was a book published in 1973 that explored plant sentience and the “physical, emotional and spiritual relations between plants and man.” The book begins with the story of a houseplant in the office of a polygraph expert – he hooks the plant up to a lie detector and determines that the plant registers measurable reactions when he intends to harm it. Through years of experiments, he believes he has discovered that plants can read their caretakers’ minds, even from hundreds of miles away. 

This was later considered New Age magical thinking, however, plants and animals have a complex symbiotic relationship that extends far beyond them supplying us oxygen and food, and us cultivating them and spreading their seeds. Observing plant behavior can teach humans to think, act, and live better. We can learn from paying attention to how they communicate, help each other to grow, and how they find equilibrium in their environments. Climate change is threatening both flora and fauna on this planet, so attuning one’s mind to plants seems like a timely, important ritual. 

Plants make us human. The works in this show delve into the plant/human dialectic and celebrate the psychological spaces that plants help us create. Alexis Rockman’s animals and insects in a liquid, melting landscape and Emilia Olsen’s giant cactus with reclining figure and skeleton hint at the menace of a warming world. David Humphrey and Daniel Heidkamp present a more dreamy, bucolic state of mind amidst vegetation. Meg Lipke and Sangram Majumdar use plants as a vehicle for abstract paint handling. JJ Manford and Jennifer Coates explore a psychedelic vision. Plants get a thorough treatment in a variety of mediums, styles and scales."

- THE SECRET LIFE OF PLANTS Group ExhibitionJuly 8 – September 3, 2017 

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