Turning 2,020 pages through the winter months
I finished this study in July and it now joins the sculpture garden. There are quite a few elements here and again, passersby are welcome to move things around or add to the green study. Unfortunately the photo doesn’t give you much access to the “behind bars” limes and other green things, but you get
Alison suggested I pass on my friend’s letter which will be published in his local paper. He loves to write, and I think he made a very good point. When I was a child and my parents discovered that I had broken the rules, my mother would call for me. I knew I had done
After taking off for a week, Woodland decided to get pretty dang wet, so the outdoor studies are weathered. I am posting a few photos here of their progress. I’ll be doing some more work on them in the next few days.
On November 22nd, we held an open house for Francis Resta, our late co-host and fierce friend and comrade. I will miss Francis forever. His wife, Carol, joined us in the studio for the one hour special you can check out HERE. Hosting this hour of radio might have been one of the hardest things
Received an email with an important post from Barbara some time back. It will not link to the site here, nor is it present here. Don’t know what this is all about but I wanted to responds so… Yes, Lost Words, a gorgeous book. Beautiful to look at, to read, to ponder. I adore Robert
I believe I found out about this lovely book from our blog and reading Brain Pickings. I plan to order it for a Christmas gift. I found out that an album is also available. The album puts Macfarlane’s poetry from Lost Words to music. The illustrations by Morris are lovely. Macfarlane was inspired to write
I picked up this book from the library and gave it a quick read over the last few days. It is jarring and intense, and if you are a survivor of abuse, it is definitely triggering- so be warned. Eve’s father was sexually, physically and emotionally abusive to her from the age of 5. It
Drafting another sculpture as part of my study of the color brown. This one is called Where are you going? and the colonization of Mars seems fitting as far as current ventures to escape reality.
Here is a snapshot of a current work in progress that is part of my study of the color brown. This sculpture is installed beneath a hibiscus tree highly trafficked by hummingbirds in my backyard. I am working on additional sculptures that will be secured to the table as I continue.
Anyone else out there try to catch the “Poem of the Day” from Poetry Foundation? I get the email each day, and tend to at least open it but sometimes they slip by. Today’s poem “How Wonderful” by Irving Feldman resonated with me.
