Posts Tagged ‘ art ’

What Can You Do in 10 Minutes?

May 31, 2011
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What can you get done in 10 Minutes? Right now, my kids are brushing teeth and puttering about in the last few minutes before school, I am stealing away (aside really… they are...

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Becoming Absorbent

April 19, 2011
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I haven’t been posting as frequently lately. I don’t consider this writer’s block, though I once did. This is because I have been thinking. A Little Story Once I sign up for a pottery class. My friend, Rita,...

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Beautiful Details: Greenwich Locksmiths

February 14, 2011
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Beautiful Details: Greenwich Locksmiths

One of the great things about life, humanity, and America is INGEUNITY: the power of creative imagination. On “Scouting New York” I found the most amazing post about the little locksmith shop, Greenwich Locksmiths. Be sure...

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To Be of Use: Beyond Making Do

December 13, 2010
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To Be of Use: Beyond Making Do

Here’s a tandem response today: integrating #Reverb10′s Day 13 prompt on “Action,” asking  “What’s your next step?” with my dovetailed thoughts to Tara’s question posed to us: “Why do you make?” (I am...

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The Opposite of Boredom

November 19, 2010
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The Opposite of Boredom

Apparently I am riffing away on Tara’s 4-part series; maybe because the content of the series–  “The Deconstruction of Ennui” — is like my own personal gospel choir Hallelujah-ing behind me while I work. Consumption is...

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Please Accept This Spider Drawing as Payment

July 15, 2010
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Please Accept This Spider Drawing as Payment

Artists are basically fucked in America. They work their asses off, often all day and all night, spend heaps of money and thought on their craft and at the end of the month,...

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Kumihimo – In Which Spools and Braids Make Artists

July 14, 2010
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Kumihimo – In Which Spools and Braids Make Artists

I rely on friends to keep me in the know on craft-related things and the latest rave has come to me via my cool friend, Jessica — Kumihimo. Of course, no...

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Time, Sculpted and Consumed

July 12, 2010
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Time, Sculpted and Consumed

We have time, and we use it up. It is the ultimate commodity in a temporary life. In a creative space, it seems to waiver in form: great gaping hours of fearful emptiness, or ultra-thin slivers...

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January 2012

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