Robert Montgomery, Scottish street artist.
The workshopper in me wondered for a moment if “always” was necessary. Yes, it is.
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Robert Montgomery, Scottish street artist.
The workshopper in me wondered for a moment if “always” was necessary. Yes, it is.
Ringing in 2012 Around the World:
A woman wrote with a sparkler the number 2012 in the air near St. Stephen’s Cathedral in Vienna, Austria.
Georg Hochmuth/European Pressphoto Agency
Ferdinand Schröder’s caricature of the defeat of the revolutions of 1848
Düsseldorfer Monatshefte, August 1849 [Wikipedia]
In The Guardian, John Harris compares this year with 1989, 1968, and 1848. Gary Sick is inclined toward 1848—when most of the threatened institutions retained the means to remain largely intact.
I feel the same way about writing, so fortunate to be able to spend my time with words, so intent on making something of it.
Michele’s show Amherst to Wakefield opens tomorrow in Chicago:
Friday October 14, 2011
Reception 6-10pm
SM&KK Studios
1932 S Halsted St., Ste 401
50% of sales goes to Chicago Arts Partnerships in Education:
CAPE works toward a future in which young people are empowered, through education and the arts, to fully realize their academic, creative and personal potential. CAPE’s mission is to increase students’ academic success, critical thinking and creativity through research-based, arts driven education.
[see also: Chicago Arts District]
Inrush (center detail) by Mia Pearlman
Paper, India ink, paperclips, tacks
16 feet (h) x 5 feet (w) x 4 feet (d)
Museum of Arts and Design, NY
Mia Pearlman gave us permission to use her a still of her work on Route 9.
See Inrush being made here.
New York’s Residential Zone Advertisement - Gourmet: September 1944
That husband is terrifying, otherwise I would so be in my Cheever place.