US EditionA GTA-raised author and illustrator beautifully chronicles her adolescence as an Olympic hopeful in the reissued ‘Swimming Studies’
- Leanne Shapton describes her life as a competitive swimmer in the newly reissued book 'Swimming Studies.'
- Shapton, once an Olympic hopeful, turned to visual arts after leaving competitive swimming.
- In 'Swimming Pools,' Shapton showcases 71 unique pools she encountered during her travels.
- Winnie Wang notes that both artistic and athletic activities require a dedication that is 'tedious, pitch-black invisible, private as guts, but always sacred.
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Caledon EnterpriseA GTA-raised author and illustrator beautifully chronicles her adolescence as an Olympic hopeful in the reissued 'Swimming Studies'
The memoir, by Leanne Shapton, art editor at the New York Review of Books, is a compilation of essays, watercolour paintings and photographs.
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A GTA-raised author and illustrator beautifully chronicles her adolescence as an Olympic hopeful in the reissued ‘Swimming Studies’
The memoir, by Leanne Shapton, art editor at the New York Review of Books, is a compilation of essays, watercolour paintings and photographs.
·Hamilton, Canada
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