Photographer: Ida Tomshinsky, 2016
Triptych Photography Art: Tradiscantia out of the pot in an open outdoor environment
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- I came to work for the Learning Resources Center (LRC) at the ITT Technical Institute in September 2005. During my professional career, I worked in special, public, and academic libraries since the age of sixteen – including Latvian State Science and Technology Library, International Fine Arts College, Main Library at the Miami-Dade Public Library System, and Art Institutes Miami International University of Art & Design. I received my Master's of Library Science and Bibliography at the LSU (Latvian State University). At my free time, I enjoy running, knitting, reading, and writing. I published three poetry books, and a nonfiction book called “Fashion Librarian” about fashion resources, study and teaching, and information literacy for fashion design. You can contact me at itomshinsky@yahoo.com.
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Tradescantia, the spiderworts, is a genus of seventy-five species of herbaceous perennial plants in the family Commelinaceae, native to the New World from southern Canada south to northern Argentina including the West Indies.
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