This is a side show of various photos I have taken of places that have been forgotten by people and nature is taking over.
The second half of the side show is photos of pods I have taken to study forms in nature
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Reading List
- http://www.ted.com/talks/nalini_nadkani_on_conserving_the_canopy.html
- Planetary Gardens-The Landscape Architecture of Gilles Clement
- environ(ne)ment-Gilles Clement
- The Writings of Robert Smithson - Ed: Nancy Holt
- Sculpture In The Expanded Field - Rosalind Krauss
- Wilson, E.O. - Creation
- Pollan, Michael - Botany of Desire
- Johnson, Steven - Emergence-The Connected Lives of Ants, Brains, Cities, and Software
- Koren, Leonard-Wabi Sabi for Artists, Designers, Poets & Philosophers
- Weiseman, Alan-The World Without Us
Exhibitions
- Roni Horn aka Roni Horn-ICA Boston February 24, 2010
- Touch Fire Contemporary Japanese Ceramics by Women Artists February 27, 2010
- Real Lives of Woman Artists- Symposium at Smith College February 27-28, 2010
- Love, Lust and Desire: McGowan Gallery Concord
- De Cordova: 2010 Biennial
- Shepard Fairey: Supply and Demand- ICA Boston July 21,2009
- Acting Out: Social experiments in Video-ICA Boston July 21, 2009
- Arcadia @ Clampart
- Titian, Tinoretto,Veronese-Rivals in Renaissance Venice @ Boston MFA
- Liao Yibai: Imaginary Enemy @ Mike Weiss Gallery
- Joan Mitchell Foundation's 2008 MFA Recipients @ Cue Art Foundation
- Lynda Benglis Robert Morris 1973-1974 @ Susan Inglett Gallery
- Maya Lin: Bodies of Water @ Storm King Art Center
You are on a journey, girl!
ReplyDeleteThought of you yesterday....was driving home from the dentist in Hadley (near Northampton) and drove past a restaurant I remember going to when I was little. Aqua Vitae, pizza joint, right on RT 9 going towards Amherst. It closed it's doors a couple years ago now. Nature is taking over the building....wish I had my camera with me.
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