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LXV: New Paintings

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Occasional ramblings about world change, art, growing up and growing old in America. Saturday, September 25, 2010. With most of which I wholeheartedly agree, by the way) I find myself rethinking the effort. I also intend to finesse the navigation a little bit, when I get the time. For now though, this is it. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). To stay current with works in progress and studio events, you can visit me on FACEBOOK. View my complete profile. Out of Warranty—Mrs. Natural Goes Bionic.

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LXV: Next Up...

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Occasional ramblings about world change, art, growing up and growing old in America. Monday, October 24, 2011. The buffalo is finished for now:. 2011 by Agnes de Bethune,. Mixed media on paper 36" x 33" approx. 169;2011 Agnes de Bethune. Next up is the big baboon. Progress shots follow. It's not done yet, but the progession is interesting and I hope this record will help if I decide to paint it in oils. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Armory Show 2010, Part III.

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LXV: Another Family Portrait

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Occasional ramblings about world change, art, growing up and growing old in America. Wednesday, April 21, 2010. The snapshot was taken on the event of my parents' 50th wedding anniversary, in June of 1999. They are both still living, as are all the rest of us, a major miracle—I sometimes think—given the odds. We, the children, are arranged from youngest on the left to the oldest. Yours truly is second from the top:. And here is the sketchbook version (from memory):. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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LXV: The Elephant Again: Armory Show 2010, part II

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Occasional ramblings about world change, art, growing up and growing old in America. Thursday, March 18, 2010. The Elephant Again: Armory Show 2010, part II. Again, I just let my camera do the thinking for me. No analysis, no critique, not even any hierarchy or organization. And I don't even know if I like all of these. They just jumped into the camera, for what it's worth. Oh, and by the way, my. Was with me and some of these are his. Enjoy! Burchfield Wallpaper Pattern (Yeah, really). To stay current w...

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LXV: My Sense of the Elephant: Armory Show 2010-Part I

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Occasional ramblings about world change, art, growing up and growing old in America. Wednesday, March 17, 2010. My Sense of the Elephant: Armory Show 2010-Part I. I hardly know where to begin. First of all, this post is a response to the wonderfully generous and intelligent offerings of Joanne Mattera,. Who unfailingly presents exhaustive coverage of art fairs here and in Miami. As she has pointed out, everyone's experience of these overwhelming events is unique:. What did you see that you liked? In retr...

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LXV: More from the Backyard

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Occasional ramblings about world change, art, growing up and growing old in America. Sunday, May 30, 2010. More from the Backyard. These were made the year the starlings invaded our backyard and snapped the heads off all the tulips before they even bloomed. Not sure when that was, but the cats have since solved the problem. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). To stay current with works in progress and studio events, you can visit me on FACEBOOK. View my complete profile. Armory Show 2010, Part III.

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LXV: Unknown African Bird

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Occasional ramblings about world change, art, growing up and growing old in America. Friday, November 4, 2011. Unknown African Bird,. 2011 by Agnes de Bethune,. Mixed media on paper 36" x 33" approx. 169;2011 Agnes de Bethune. Unknown African Bird, (detail). 169;2011 Agnes de Bethune. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). To stay current with works in progress and studio events, you can visit me on FACEBOOK. View my complete profile. Out of Warranty—Mrs. Natural Goes Bionic. Armory Show 2010, Part III.

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LXV: Armory Show 20120, part III

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Occasional ramblings about world change, art, growing up and growing old in America. Friday, March 19, 2010. Armory Show 20120, part III. The last installment. I warn you, an embarrassment of riches, of every stripe. To me, that is). This artist was completely unknown to me. He died young, but how gratifying that his work survives to be seen. The irrepressible Sister Corita (Corita Kent). Individual piece from ensemble). Another individual piece from ensemble). Another individual piece from ensemble).

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LXV: Cubes & Spheres

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Occasional ramblings about world change, art, growing up and growing old in America. Monday, April 5, 2010. Click on pix to enlarge and see the cubes better. It is a live feed so you can actually identify and follow a boat you have seen. My mariner brother tells me:. Had just made the turn from her berth into Newark Bay and was heading south toward the Kill van Kull. Here's a screen shot of the. S passage. She's the green boat at the very bottom. And now for something completely different: benzene tanks.

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LXV: Backyard

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Occasional ramblings about world change, art, growing up and growing old in America. Saturday, May 29, 2010. These are from the backyard, in varying degrees of abstraction. The middle one has to do with my plum tree (which I have drawn countless times and am now inspired to hunt down amongst all the scribbling). The tree is quite beautiful and in nearly twenty years has given me exactly one plum. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Armory Show 2010, Part III. Going to the Ball.