Close-ups of Peter Bynum's Untitled No. 202 at the Museum of Arts and Design. Check out his website, great images there.
How about Xenobia Bailey's Funky-Fly Urban Bohemian Crochet Crowns for Everyday People?
Obviously I'm not making much art myself lately. Or is it that I'm not photographing what I'm doing? Probably both. We are catching up on our Netflix: "Safety Not Guaranteed" started out silly and ended with magic, earning a 5-star rating from us, and "Queen of Versailles" was a fascinating train wreck -- we replayed the car rental scene about 10 times, laughing every time.
Here's Georgia checking over our schedule with us. She was sitting across from us at the MOMA lunchroom, quietly eating her lunch while we debated what to see next. Ever so politely she made a suggestion and that led to us having a long conversation with her about the American Alliance of Museums and museum shows we shouldn't miss and why she liked living in New York City. We make more friends in New York City than we do in Austin!
3 comments:
Its funny, I've had NYers throw the "f" word out and its felt endearing. and I've had southerners not hold open a door and its felt like the rudest thing that ever happened. I had a NY friend move to Austin because NY girls weren't friendly. As an expat NYer now living in the south, Im glad to hear they treat you right when you are up north. and you are SO right! Dont ever let on that you are lost! LOL
I just finished reading THE PULSE OF MIXED MEDIA and your opening sentence"I am running out of time" strucked me like a bullet: l;ike you, I kept my artist self on a shelf for too long time and now, at tretirement, it is reemerging...a bit shaky on its legs...but it's there. I was in Galveston and I particularly liked your sculptures of the kids tied to the nun..that could not save their lives. Very touching.
Thanks Don.
aha. at last I get to see my competition!
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