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'serpent of leaves' appears in impromptu dance
Dancing over a rabbit warren in the roots of a green ash that was infected by the emerald borer and was cut down years ago, I wove my way up...
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I sit before a large painting I am ready to trash to fret about my feelings towards it. Soon I am slapping paint all over the canvas. ___ ...
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Basquiat at the AGO: An Untitled Portrait When asked about his frequent use of "carbon" (tar, asbestos), Basquiat shot back, ...
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Pablo Valdivia, Breathing Underwater translated from the Spanish by Ross Woods Guernica Editions, Fall 2014 102 pages Trade Paperback...
beautiful! and thanks for reminding me... i need to order some flowers for my mother in law in the hospital recovering from hip surgery.
ReplyDeleteI like that their beauty is not finished. It feels somehow appropriate.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, Brenda. AndI'm with MB - to me this is perfect.
ReplyDeleteSnowsparkle, nothing like flowers, what else is so fragile and beautiful and all about us?
ReplyDeleteMB, I agree, though that is a photoshopped image... it looks better with the disappearing.
Mary, thank you...
This is beautiful! It doesn't look unfinished so much as ethereal.
ReplyDeleteBoliyou, thank you, and great to have you drop by...
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