exactly my half
Tonight I got the keys from Maija. The window was open so I yelled her name from the street. This makes me very, very happy- reminding me of my childhood and all those happy, carefree years that existed before cell phones. If that’s not a good place to start I don’t know what [...]
read the article here print version is better- you can find it in this week’s Seattle Weekly- pull out guide for Artopia, page 7.
I’ve just gone and got myself a shared studio space! I’m gonna try it out for the summer and see how I like it, if I use it, etc.. It’s got lots of character, meaning it’s small. I’m going to start drawing and painting again. Images of the space, and me in it- soon. [...]
I got this e-mail today and it makes me sooo happy:
Flatchestedmama,
We received some wonderful pieces from you last year, one of which I enjoy drinking a beer out of…We are doing it again, and would be delighted to receive some things in the mail from you.
Saturday, July 18th
Ship It II
www.ouchmyeye.com/2009/shipit
Saturday, July 18th, 2009 [...]
BITCH:
It’s the 22nd day of June and I have been lightly menstruating (complete with mood, irritability, acne, anxiety, cravings, cramps and creativity: leading to tiredness- it hits at night) exactly half of those days! That’s eleven intermittent (!) days of this shit. I hate the childbearing years. I don’t even need my reproductive system- I [...]
(post-it note sketch created at work late this week)
I’m working on other people’s projects because I have nothing on my plate.
A Book About Death
Arbitrary Art Grants
Anna Gray and Ryan Wilson Paulsen (see below).
Sears in Purple by Erin Shafkind
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Ship It at Ouch My Eye Gallery
I’m working on writing my Last Will and Testament for a possible submission to an open mail art call for: A Book About Death. Deadline is September 5, 2009. You can apply too!
What I’m finding is that my Last Will and Testament seems to be pretty lengthy due to all the legal jargon (not because [...]
OntheDouble (dutch) and the Sweet Steppers performed today at the Fremont Fair. Then, OntheDouble drove home in Ace’s new convertible:
WORK:
I read some court documents that made me physically ill today. They were graphicly detailed as to why the individual deserved a settlement (I work for a company that can be Trustee, POA, Guardian, etc. for individuals). It was rough, my stomach was turned for the rest of the work day. It reminded me of [...]
Totem Lake Mall in Kirkland. This desolate landscape is yearning for an installation or performance. Somebody- get to work.
