Label Writing…It Ain’t No Joke = Part 2
My last post was an introduction to my latest project, my first curatorial one, writing museum labels for a satellite gallery on campus. Feel free to jump back to my […]
Category Archives: art history
Label Writing…It ain’t no joke = Part 1
My latest project is to research and write about seven works of art by photographer Pete Turner. Who is Pete Turner? Turner is a New York native and graduate of RIT, […]
Friday Favorites
Favorite Ear Candy Serendipity Favorite Occasion “a “happy accident” or “pleasant surprise”; specifically, the accident of finding something good or useful without looking for it” via Salmon Favorite food & […]
Hey girl, it’s show business.
((Musings about my first year of learning about museums with help from heygirlmuseums.tumblr.com and the lovely and Ryan Gosling. This is, by no means, and exhaustive report of things. Just […]
“Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee”
1974 was a good year, or so I’m told. Gas was 55 cents a gallon (imagine that!), Linda Blair graced the big screen in The Exorcist, and the sweet sounds of David Bowie […]
“My Sunshine of Prosperity”
Today was the perfect day for a road trip! I needed to hit up the Apple Store for a replacement charger (this is charger number five) for my Macbook. My car got […]
Four Favorites: March
“We do not want merely to see beauty, though, God knows, even that is bounty enough. We want something else which can hardly be put into words–to be united with […]
Artist Crush: Brad Kahlhamer
I feel like I can more accurately refer to Brad Kahlhamer as an artist crush since I’ve actually met him, had lunch with him, heard him lecture, etc. (one of […]
