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Friday, January 22, 2010
studio view
I took the photo above this morning--it shows some of the paintings I'm getting ready to take to Circa Gallery in Minneapolis next week. I still have a couple that need work, and lots of details, including photography and computer work, to take care of. The photo below is of most of the smaller work (again, a few are still in progress)that I'll be shipping to Milwaukee on Monday to the First Unitarian Society for their gallery space. And again,lots of small ends to wrap up.
I've spent the past week picking away at being ready, at times with little sense of progress. The studio is crowded, and the number of paintings overwhelming (these shots tell only part of the story.) I'm trying to move from one thing to another with a sense of purpose and focus but at times--in spite of a deep conviction of the importance of living in the moment--I just want it to be over! I don't really want to complain though--this is a life with a great many ebbs and flows, always changing, and for the most part I enjoy the ride.
(But hey, any little elves that want to visit my studio in the night to attach picture wire and sand the edges of panels...really, don't hesitate.) ¶ 1:48 PM
I took the photo above this morning--it shows some of the paintings I'm getting ready to take to Circa Gallery in Minneapolis next week. I still have a couple that need work, and lots of details, including photography and computer work, to take care of. The photo below is of most of the smaller work (again, a few are still in progress)that I'll be shipping to Milwaukee on Monday to the First Unitarian Society for their gallery space. And again,lots of small ends to wrap up.
I've spent the past week picking away at being ready, at times with little sense of progress. The studio is crowded, and the number of paintings overwhelming (these shots tell only part of the story.) I'm trying to move from one thing to another with a sense of purpose and focus but at times--in spite of a deep conviction of the importance of living in the moment--I just want it to be over! I don't really want to complain though--this is a life with a great many ebbs and flows, always changing, and for the most part I enjoy the ride.
(But hey, any little elves that want to visit my studio in the night to attach picture wire and sand the edges of panels...really, don't hesitate.) ¶ 1:48 PM
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Thanks! some of them have been posted (see a few of my previous posts) but many are not yet photographed--one of the things on my to-do list!
Love the studio pics!
Sorry I'm too far away to help with the mundane tasks of presentation. I'd love to swap that kind of assistance with someone.
:-)
Sorry I'm too far away to help with the mundane tasks of presentation. I'd love to swap that kind of assistance with someone.
:-)
nice thought, thanks--I got quite a bit done today..somehow it will all be accomplished in time I think.
I agree with you - enjoy the ride. It always comes to an end, so it's important to try and enjoy, or at least deal positively with, every turn, bump, obstacle along the way. Hope the trip to Circa went well. The paintings are sublime.
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