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She Will Have Music
I pictured my fingers and toes ringing with the sound of patterned ironwork as if it was a kind of sheet music. Continue reading
Posted in ART, Uncategorized
Tagged Art, creativity, drawings, energy, ironwork fences, vibrations, visual music
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Drawing Churches
I keep dreaming of a screened-in porch with a view of a lake or something, forgetting how much I love to draw buildings. Especially in Brooklyn, the borough of brownstones and churches. Continue reading
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Tagged architecture, Art, Brooklyn drawings, Park Slope drawings, Pencil drawings
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The Divine Feminine
My type of feminine energy has been ‘out of fashion’ since the 1980s when women started going to the gym. Okay, before that. Because no woman in her right mind – but I wasn’t in my in my mind at all – I was in my heart. Continue reading
Doorways of the Past
The last doorway I went in search of was nowhere to be found. St. Mary Abbot’s Hospital. How could an entire hospital disappear? I’d only spent a week there back in 1976, but it was such a memorable week that I wanted to go back and see the place. Continue reading
Happy New Year
New Year’s Eve in the late 1950s, when you were too young to look back and not old enough to look forward, but you remember those magical nights when you could stay up till midnight in New York City. Continue reading
