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Monthly Archives: March 2009
Neoteric Art
I recently discovered Neoteric Art, a blog out of Chicago written by two painters, William Dolan and Norbert Marszalek. They conduct thoughtful online interviews on their site. This one is excerpted from one with the painter and printmaker Diane Thodos, … Continue reading
Posted in Daily meanderings, History, Paintings
Tagged Art History, blog, Diane Thodos, Donald Kuspit, Neoteric Art, Stanley William Hayter, Studio 17
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It must schwing
A pal gave me the stunning DVD-Â BlueNote, A Story of Modern Jazz –Â guaranteed to make you jump up and schwing, to put it in Alfred Lion terms. Lion and his childhood friend Francis Wolff, built BlueNote into what it became … Continue reading
Posted in Daily meanderings, Music
Tagged Bluenote, Elvin Jones, Eric Dolphy, Horace Silver, jazz, John Coltrane, Junko Onishi, McCoy Tyner
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Snows of March
The blizzard, which is now nothing but melting snow and cerulean skies. A couple of paintings started and early morning sunrises. I hate to see winter go, but it’s time to plant. It’s very flattering to see one of my … Continue reading
Posted in Daily meanderings, Paintings
Tagged 1000markets, Artists, blizzard, contemporary art, global warming, Greenpeace, my backyard, online shopping, original oil paintings, PA, snow, west chester
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Grow yer own
We’re in the middle of a winter storm with predictions of up to 10″ of snow….but that probably won’t happen. It’s blowing white outside and feels like one of those old-time blizzards in Nova Scotia  – with drifts that used … Continue reading
Posted in Daily meanderings, Local Farms
Tagged backyard gardening, gardens, kitchen gardners, local produce
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