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Alexis Iammarino's Glaze of Glory

A while back I was honored to have a small drawing included in HOLE HISTORY SHOW III, in Portland, Maine. Hole History is created and curated by Alexis Iammarino , an interdisciplinary artist who is community minded. Hole History started in 2014 when Iammarino heard “that the hole-in-the-donut was singularly invented by a 19th-century sea captain, Hanson Crockett Gregory from Rockport, Maine.”* It’s been a jumping off point for artists to think about truth, story, history, and anything and everything that donuts might bring together.    Installation Shot of Hole History III, courtesy of Alexis Iammarino. The open call invited a range of submissions: visual art, writing, culinary and family histories, critical perspectives on racial injustice, presentations, models for roadside monuments, and recipes. Looking over the formats accepted was enough to send my head spinning; I had never thought this much about the implications of donuts. It’s sort of silly, but as I thought about donuts in

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