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Jesse Eisenberg on the set of “Now You See Me” | February 2, 2012

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Michael Peck (b.1977, Australia) - Untitled. Oil on Linen, 198 x 198cm (2011)

Using crashed World War II planes, as seen through the eyes of innocent children, the new body of work explores Michael’s relationship with his two grandfathers, who both served in World War II.

Both men passed away within months of each other in 2010, prompting Michael to contemplate how little he knew about their lives and consider our inherited experiences of conflict across generations.

[more Michael Peck | artist found at Escape Into Life]

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What I discovered from going to school everyday and getting through it and working hard was that there were a lot of other people who felt like me, who felt like they just didn’t want to be there sometimes but becoss we all felt that we’re together and worked hard together and got through it together, we had better opportunities as adults. We were able to get into college and we were able to do the jobs that we wanted to do becoss we worked hard in high school. And we also discovered that becoss we were part of a group that kind of felt ambivalent about school, that it made it a bit easier because we were able to understand each other and understand that we weren’t alone…..I cannot stress enough how important high school is and really showing up there everyday is more than half the battle. (x)

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