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I was going to print these and use them, but really, I think I’m not ready to focus so much attention to posture. I’ll revisit this idea, but for now I thought I’d share some parts of the process.
I’ve written some haikus, because quite frankly I love stupid poetry. These are made from song lyrics. Due to all this hoopla with appropriations lawsuits, I thought I should cite everything. However, in the act of citing I’ve inadvertantly made another poem. So then is it mine?
Hey, artists – I’m gonna steal your lyrics, your ideas, and your images, but don’t worry, I’ll measure your intent first and then alter your original intent enough that it won’t piss you off enough to sue me.
Song lyric haikus, part one.
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always singing the
same old song La la love same
old song same old song
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change is hard, I should
know his banner over me
is love. I’m amazed.
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running to the un
seen love hope I see you in
heaven, sara.
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The Creation – making time
The Pixies “La La Love”
She & Him – “Change is hard”
Danielson Famile – “The Lord’s rest”
Pixies – “I’m amazed”
Danielson Famile – “Brother Love”
Eric Clapton – “Tears in Heaven”
Jefferson Starship – “Sara”
I love THIS blog.
through a glass dimly
Amy Boone McCreesh
This is a piece by Amy Boone-McCreesh. Though probably not representative of the work she will be installing – I love it. I get to show with her. I feel very fortunate. I would hang her work all over my house.
2010
mixed media and collage on paper
10″ x 13″
family portraits
In March 2012 I’ll be offering 8×10 portraits of YOU in this style FREE with a
Project Dispatch subscription to me. Stay tuned.
Upcoming show at Harmon Art Lab
I’m working hard to prepare for an upcoming show at Harmon Art Lab in D.C. The current show is a total knockout. So I am a little nervous about following Peter Harper’s beautiful paintings, but the show is on my birthday so there is more excitement than nerves. More later.
Visit: Harmon Art Lab
