Silvermoonfrog: "Mobile Homes"

Wednesday, April 8, 2009

"Mobile Homes"

I finally got some time to paint this afternoon, but hated what I got. I took some photos, too, though...

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Karen P. said...: Okay, we should forget about the hare, it's now the tortoise and the snail. What wonders we see if we just take the time to look. Awesome.; April 9, 2009 at 5:21 PM

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I recently enjoyed collaborating with poet and author (among other things) Thomas Rain Crowe on a small broadside published by Les Aretes Editions in France. I used some of my new photographic works as a backdrop for Thomas' poem, "May It Continue," which is a call to acknowledge many fragile elements of our world and is a plea to their continued existence. Sandrine at Les Aretes Editions made a fine broadside, complete with outer covering. Take a look at her blog.

Brent, on Cowee Gothic:

"It's an interesting experience having someone stare at you and study your body parts while being expected to sit quietly staring at something that you are told to stare at. I'm sure glad Honor is fun to be with. It was a great experience and it was wonderful to see Honor's ability to interpret us so accurately and interestingly. I also learned many new ways to use four letter words and gained alot of weight from drinking red wine and eating while she painted. Cowee Gothic is something we will always treasure."

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Wednesday, April 8, 2009

"Mobile Homes"

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