A collections of essays by Ciarán Bennett about the late American curator and writer, James Johnson Sweeney. Sweeney was the director of the Guggenheim Museum from 1952 to 1960, the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston from 1961-68, and curated the first international modern art exhibition, ROSC (1968-1971). And yet he is underrepresented in the histories of 20th century art, and Ciarán Bennett is here to rectify this with his short volume of essays.
 
 
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At age 23, Debbie Danowski was imprisoned by food addiction. Years of stuffing her feelings by ingesting endless quantities of ice cream, potato chips, candy, and burgers left Danowski feeling isolated, inadequate, deceptive, and unlovable. Liberation came only after Danowski enrolled in a six-week inpatient treatment program for food addiction. There, as she learned about her physiological addiction to sugar and flour, Danowski came to recognize her deeper, unmet cravings for love and self-acceptance. With honesty, raw emotion, and even a bit of humor, Danowski offers an engaging first-person account of her treatment experience. The result is an inspirational and informative book that offers hope to millions of people who suffer from food addiction.
Debbie Danowski , Ph.D., a recovering food addict who has maintained a weight loss of 150 pounds for more than 10 years, is an assistant professor of English at Sacred Heart University in Connecticut.
A nationally renowned speaker on issues related to food addiction, she is the author of Why Can't I Stop Eating? Danowski resides in Shelton, Connecticut.
 
 
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