Tag Archives: art

#6: Participate in an “Empty Bowls” event

One of the many things I value about the city and state in which I live is the importance placed on supporting all citizens.  Various programs and events designed to enhance and enrich quality of life abound: from parenting classes … Continue reading

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Pre-jazz-concert entertainment

Thursday I attended a jazz concert; while I waited in the lobby for the show to begin, I found a coffee-table-style book containing a variety of images created by local community college students.  I was impressed with several of the … Continue reading

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#44: Go to the First Thursday Art Crawl at the Northrup King building

This past Thursday, I drove across town to complete item #44 on the 101 list: Go to the First Thursday Art Crawl at the Northrup King building. For years I’ve been saying ‘I should go’ to this event – but … Continue reading

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Wordless Wednesday – kind of

A few blogs that I follow do a “Wordless Wednesday” post each week. These authors post an image (ideally one they have taken themselves) – but nothing more. As I have been sitting in front of a computer, staring at … Continue reading

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Mighty Monday Mural

Today yielded yet another interesting experience from the downtown scene.  This is Week #3 for this type of a start-of-the-week entry; first it was the candy bar (which is still on the ledge!), then it was a pretty sneaky (read: … Continue reading

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You’re a good man

Summer is the local season for road construction, and the route I usually take to my yoga classes is officially all torn up.  This morning, I decided to try an alternate path; and while the new set of roads wasn’t … Continue reading

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Library art

One of the errands I ran today was to pick up a few books that our local fabulous library had on hold for me. As I walked through the front door, my eye immediately went to the far back window … Continue reading

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Errand smiles

I had two very quick errands to run today.  The first was to the grocery store, where I needed (wanted) to purchase exactly two items: applesauce and broccoli.  I found both items easily and quickly; and as I deftly maneuvered … Continue reading

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The power of fun art and kind words

Yesterday I taught an art lesson to the second grade class I volunteer at every Thursday. I introduced the kids to Georges Seurat, and his method of painting (pointillism). I tossed in a little bit of geography (France vs. US … Continue reading

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… and glass.

On my walk into work, I pass by an industrial-looking building.  It has white painted cinder block, fluorescent lighting, stainless steel shelving, concrete floors, and generally hard edges.  It’s functional.  I’m sure it’s easy to maintain.  It serves its purpose.  … Continue reading

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