opening the throat

December 4, 2011

awoke to a lynching

...
soft articulations:
these textures
curl up
to  the hour
like lovers
like bodies
within bodies--
my skeleton 
softening
my sinew
slips unto the floor:
throat to thighs
thighs to ears
like curving
I am
here
to be folded
into the floor
unto the floor
softening:
one long rope

December 3, 2011

Keith Puccinelli



Forbidden (Photo) Segment from Puccinelli's Mural in the Atkinson Gallery.....


"Puccinelity" Received!
Local artist Keith Puccinelli's exhibit in the Atkinson Gallery is a scrumptious offering of  baroque aesthetics, beeswax-inspired somatics, humor,  and death! I loved the gamut of  common materials (wax, twigs, ink, cotton) used--and with  such an intimate ( and friendly) sense of irony.... thank you!

"Car Bomb"




"Just Another Hunk of Prosciutto # 2"




December 1, 2011



...schlepping and feeling creative about the yard...



Holiday gift to self: Withholding Judgment of Desire...
furthermore- Radha Mitchell (!)

November 23, 2011

November 6, 2011

November 5, 2011

Imaginary Company




...is a Rhode Island based filmmaker, visual artist and Oz--  the orange-capped creature pictured above while sharing his process of traveling to the sun..... I had the every good fortune of experiencing Glantz's current project "Being Impossible" at the SB Contemporary Arts Forum--- so fantastic!  (two days later and I am in a nervous fit to retain the memory of the show and all its playfully absurd details--  hurrah for life!)


Glantz reincarnate post solar-travel 

November 2, 2011

Doll

October 18, 2011

October 25, 2011

Ethereal Earth

Green Opal Autumn Versatile

Moonstone & Crystals

Forest Green Tourmalines and Freshwater Pearls



Created by Ethereal Earth


( ...Ethereal Earth created by Kristin Spalding-- whose background in Ayurveda and holistic medicine can not escape her jeweler's hands-- these pieces heal on so many levels!)



October 15, 2011

oso street outreach

Created by dear friends Kristen and Phil ( shown above playing guitar and unicycle!)


October 8, 2011



"And then there is Günter a German carpenter, who didn't use electric tools at all. He would just come up to the house with a set of hand tools in a beautiful wooden box with a handle, which he'd carry around. and Günter--I'd watch this man-- did little detail work on Douglas fir. He would put these two pieces of wood together and then he'd rub his old, battered thumbs against the seam-- and the seam would disappear. It was like a magic act, the pieces fit so perfectly. Günter was a real carpenter."--David Lynch, Catching the Big Fish