I just wanted to give a big THANK YOU to all of you who came out to sit through my artist lecture last night at the Masur Museum of Art. I did not imagine that it would an over-full house on a Summer Tuesday night! I enjoyed having the opportunity to share my ideas with you and hear your comments.
Tomorrow is the last day to catch the exhibition, so those of you that haven't seen it yet should stop by and take a gander at the Louisiana Seven.
I was craving something quite sweet
and hate when dessert is discreet
whip up the meringue
and hear me say "dang"
it's like my teen hair as a treat
I glimpsed the future yesterday,
next to a secular display
A lovely strange place
Here Darwin fights faith
Fun no matter which side you play.
This is from my favorite "Natural History" museum in Louisiana. Worth a visit. The woman who runs it is amazingly sweet, interesting, and accommodating. Here are a few more pictures to enjoy.
With so few colors from which to choose
I let intuition be my muse
Red and Yellow, that's good
form icons from childhood
this badass hulk cookie cannot lose
If any of you happen to be in Colorado sometime in the next three months, check out this show at the Fort Collins Museum of Contemporary Art. You'll see 12 diverse artists that deal with science in their work, including yours truly. The reception is Friday, January 4th at 7pm.
Here is a link to the exhibition and Jeanne Shoaff's fine curatorial statement.
D. Lets us know about this and that
Lately it's a scream, not a nice chat
I don't sleep like I please
When the D. has the fleas
So I spend a night with a wet cat
Let's chalk some sports in my Southern log
Defeating teams from beyond the bog
The crowd woofs like a hound
Ignoring what I've found
A delectable twenty-yard dog