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Wednesday, January 02, 2008
today show link
Here is the link to watch the Today Show segment with Jim Mott (with a few bits of me, my house and some lovely views of Wisconsin countryside.) For more on the story, see entry below and archives from October 28 and 29 of my blog.
PS: If you get a different video on the screen, look at the list to the left and click on the image for Jan. 2nd, called "he captures US with a brush." ¶ 3:51 PM
PS: If you get a different video on the screen, look at the list to the left and click on the image for Jan. 2nd, called "he captures US with a brush." ¶ 3:51 PM
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I found the link to the video in an email from Alyson at artbizblog this morning. I was pleasantly surprised to see you included in the story and thought to myself, how cool! So I checked back to your posts about him being at your home, I must have missed them back in October since I try to visit your blog on a regular basis.
Anyway, what a great idea Jim Mott had! It was interesting to see you on the Today show clip as well. I even emailed Jim to offer our home in the future for one of his stops.
Anyway, what a great idea Jim Mott had! It was interesting to see you on the Today show clip as well. I even emailed Jim to offer our home in the future for one of his stops.
Good--I think you would really enjoy his visit.
I told him that next time he comes here though, he really needs to leave that camera guy behind! That was the only downside of the Today Show excitement--it kind of overwhelmed everything else. But it was really fun too.
I told him that next time he comes here though, he really needs to leave that camera guy behind! That was the only downside of the Today Show excitement--it kind of overwhelmed everything else. But it was really fun too.
Hi, Rebecca, That was really cool to see -- I'm so glad you posted it. I loved that part when the news correspondent says that the only thing Jim fears is an "ordinary day." That kind of sums up what it feels like to be an artist, doesn't it?
Thanks for watching, Catherine, and yeah it's true, as artists we need to find and express the extraordinary, even under every-day circumstances.
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