Strength of legacy depends on degree of transparency in truth. -quote found in my journal attributed to mk weeks
which leads right to the recycle of an upcycle, last seen popped over the edge of the LaFuma in the back yard.
which begs the question: "Is it okay to play dress-up with a lawn chair?"
which reminds of continued thanks to Terry Rusinow for the introduction to the chair at her wonderful Everett Street Guesthouse in Portland. (to peruse more trip images, click here for two previous photo-rich entries:portland and portland dos.....ah, the memories.)
herewith the long-lost twin, posing on the left in front of Everett Street's new jewel of a guest cottage:
a little plainer than her sister, she is J Crew to the little Betsey Johnson who began this entry.
i wonder if la Betsey ever dons a polo and visits the Crew icognita... nahhhhh!!! ¡imposible! the thought of it begins to turn my stomach. let's move on,
it all becomes clear..... have been working with substantial transparency lately, including a series of macro-shot pieces called Trans.
away away hadn't planned such a vaca, but stuff kept happening (like Bea manifesting Lyme and then me) and i just couldn't get myself to sit and write. wow, that did not feel good after consistent blogging, between here and @ .mac for four years
but never fear, i am back.
newbie works include...
more numbers, like "Seis"; just can't get away from the counting of it all.
these are tempera paintings done in front of 20+ kids, begun as demonstrations. i apparently write down what i am saying (how odd, i have no recall of this habit) like, "make purple" in answer to a kid's question. bring them home (not the kids!) and enhance them. voilá, it's as good as it gets b'tween September-June.
Holy April, many thanks to Asante George of Divine Revolution Magazine for featuring several of my works and many mentions of my online gallery, Atelier Maryk at Etsy, in its new Spring edition. It is an honor to accompany the beautiful written works by talented and enlightened wordsmiths as well.