Things that I am thinking about…
latch hook rugs the inner conflict of Tracy Lord in PA Story between being a “queen”/a “goddess”. Cindy Sherman Sunset Blvd. Mirror Etching Andy Warhol’s portraits (40″x40″)
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good OLD TIME fun
Chain of surfing: 1,000 happy things > Advanced Style > Marilyn Sokol! What a doll! In my favorite color combo, no less!
TABs that I have open
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You should be THANKFUL for all you’ got.
you know you should…
Have an Anderson moment with me…
Wes, looking dapper and tweedy. Wes and Noah, maybe in the Village where they wrote Life Aquatic together? Life Aquatic set. Staged? or just how he rolls? “Anybody feel like going for a ride?” Fist-pumping goodness. Solidarity.
Sedentary? I don’t think so!
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SPOILER ALERT: Whitney Biennial 2010
Co-curator, Gary Carion-Muravari, addressing the Bloomberg crowd at a private reception and viewing of the exhibit For more information on this year’s exhibit go [here] Curated by Francesco Bonami and Gary Carion-Murayari, I enjoyed the smaller and more succinct vision for the exhibit. Paired with a historical exhibit of biennial benchmarks from their own collection,
SPOILER ALERT: Whitney Biennial 2010
Co-curator, Gary Carion-Muravari, addressing the Bloomberg crowd at a private reception and viewing of the exhibit For more information on this year’s exhibit go [here] Curated by Francesco Bonami and Gary Carion-Murayari, I enjoyed the smaller and more succinct vision for the exhibit. Paired with a historical exhibit of biennial benchmarks from their own collection,
lifted from "Women’s Art Exhibit "process:::" and Poetry Night" on www.biola.edu
Biola celebrated National Women’s History Month with a women’s art exhibit, poetry readings and live music. On Wednesday, March 10, Biola featured the artwork of 26 female students, staff and alumni in a special art exhibit entitled “process:::” as part of a series of events in “Pearls in Process: Celebrating the Creativity of Women,” Biola’s
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Ding-Dong! Lynn here!
Guest Speaker Lynn Aldrich pictured above with some of her art. (On the Left) Shannon Leith, the curator, with friends and artistsIncluding Ruthi Auda (center)