@edruschaofficial @themuseumofmodernart: super thinky joy. Such smartitude, talent, and gut. I've loved so many of these works for so much of my life, but I feel like I just *really* saw them all for the first time.
I found out what I've been feeling lately at #JohnDelk's show #LandsEnd that opened last Friday @ads_warehouse_newburgh. The piece is called Pleading (2008), but it really resonated for its je ne sais piled-on-face-plant.
More #FALLFEELS: Since the tour with @wild_hudson_valley, I'm obsessed with sumac. I could identify sumac before, but I didn't know it was such a powerhouse. I drive past numerous stands of sumac every day, and they've really been the stars of #fallcolor this year. Enjoy.
While @spencerbrownstonegallery Tuesday for Lou's reading, I couldn't take my eyes off of the works by @janesouth. The show, Switch Back, is a dazzling series of textile works—each a slow burn of stitching, canvas, spray paint, foam, cotton, lines and textures.
SUMMER HIGHLIGHT: #waitingrooms
The amount of medical appointments in my life has increased 10 fold since COVID. These are but a few of this summer's waiting rooms
SUMMER HIGHLIGHT: #faveart#publicspace
I didn't get out much this summer (literally), but when I did, I went right to @madsqparknyc to see My Neighbor's Garden by @pepestudionyc. Total joy.
SUMMER HIGHLIGHT: #faveart from the Art on Paper show
Installation piece by @bdufala
Everything in the @patrickheideca booth
Everything in the @frosch.and.co booth, but especially work by @vsher123
HAPPY FALL and the kick-off to a series of summer highlight posts. This summer wasn't quite what I was hoping for—Long Covid intermingled with other challenges. Here's one of the thousands of apple trees by our house KILLING IT right now.
The environmental movement began in 1970, and with it, the National Environmental Protection Act, requiring Federal agencies to assess the environmental impacts of any significant Federal actions prior to making decisions. That same year, the EPA and NOAA were established.
The 1970s: a time of numerous crises—Watergate, OPEC, droughts—a pervading sense of tumult, catastrophe, and anxiety. On the heels of 60s idealism, the 70s brought not just a loss of innocence, but larger losses—national cohesion, global destruction—familiar feelings today.
RING FINGER ENERGY
lung & large intestine, Aries & Taurus, SADNESS, GRIEF, LOST RELATIONSHIPS, NEGATIVE ATTITUDES, neck, breathing, bowel projects, raises consciousness, nausea, throat, lips, dizziness, digestion, intuition, immature people
#creativeresearch#workinprogress