“Why do we Hello?” by Teresa DiFalco. The two women sitting in the center of the painting are DiFalco and her sister. The vase holds six flowers, representative of each person in DiFalco’s family. The window tucked away into the background is a keyhole hiding a cross within it, revealing DiFalco’s perception of religion and its effect on her relationship with her family. The image taken is completely credited to Teresa DiFalco.

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Teresa DiFalco and the legacy of Surrealism

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Italian painter Teresa DiFalco provides her insights on her chosen artistic style, Surrealism. This unconventional style of art, which disregards...

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Parallel Perspectives: Episode 1

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This podcast is energetic while also serious. It talks about the latest culture topics. It talks about movies, songs and more. Today we talked about the SuperBowl and the Grammys.

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