Showing posts with label turtles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label turtles. Show all posts

Thursday, March 26, 2015

Some art, and a reminder about Slow Art

 A collage on an old book cover. I'll be sending this out with the address on the same side as the collage? I left room for that and yet, I'm not sure about doing it that way. I guess I can add an address label on the reverse on the book cover image. What do you think? Address this side? or leave it alone?
Advice?
My friend Andrea, of Found Art fame, sent me some things including an old postcard from Russia.  She said that I could alter it, so I did.
 Here's a photo from last year's Slow Art Day event. Folks looking at a Jasper John's painting, slowly.


So if you can join me, register HERE so I'll know you're coming.
If you don't live near me, find a venue near where YOU live. Check out the venues HERE.

Come along, bring friends, family, whomever, all ages welcome.

No experience needed, just a time to look at art slowly and enjoy.

Saturday, October 10, 2009

Los Angeles, a busy day, Part 3

Our Friday was capped off with the opening of the SKULLS show at Chaos gallery, which is part of the Museum of Death (located right near our hotel, we could walk there.) The prints from the project Skull-a-Day looked wonderful and got a terrific reception from attendees. The proprietors of the Museum of Death are so nice. They have some interesting pets, too. Not the sweet guard dog, but others, like the albino turtle and the two headed turtle, both of which are very old.

Lots of our Los Angeles relatives stopped by. It was really a fun night.

It's August already!!!

 The summer is half way over, and glad about it. It's been so hot here and we look forward to cooler days.  I'm writing writing this...