Hanging from a Telephone Wire
It's been a little bit of lunatic heaven in these parts lately. We're getting lots and lots of lovely snow, which will be wonderful when spring finally does arrive. I've been on vacation someplace warm, and now I'm home.
And this integrated art exhibition is happening, too.
Not only is the exhibit open at the Thunder Bay (Historical) Museum through June 2, but also there's a reception on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m.!!
For which I am making cookies!
No lie!!
That burning smell is not at all related to either my cooking prowess or pants that might (or might not!! liars are tricksy that way!!!) be on fire. (The number of exclamation marks is in direct relationship to the amount of coffee I've had, not to the truth or falsehood of any statements they follow.)
Hope to see you there -- and if you're not in the area, the link at the Museum's website has some words about the exhibit from the visual and sound artist participants. I have read all the stories and have seen some photos of the artwork, but I have yet to see the installed exhibit. I can't wait to experience it all in person!
Many many thanks to Northern Mosaic members, whose enthusiasm has been indefatigable, to the Thunder Bay (Historical) Museum, and to the Ontario Arts Council, celebrating 50 years of support to Ontario artists.
EDITED TO ADD this link to a review (with photos!) of the exhibition by Thunder Bay artist and writer Duncan Weller.
And this integrated art exhibition is happening, too.
Not only is the exhibit open at the Thunder Bay (Historical) Museum through June 2, but also there's a reception on Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m.!!
For which I am making cookies!
No lie!!
That burning smell is not at all related to either my cooking prowess or pants that might (or might not!! liars are tricksy that way!!!) be on fire. (The number of exclamation marks is in direct relationship to the amount of coffee I've had, not to the truth or falsehood of any statements they follow.)
Hope to see you there -- and if you're not in the area, the link at the Museum's website has some words about the exhibit from the visual and sound artist participants. I have read all the stories and have seen some photos of the artwork, but I have yet to see the installed exhibit. I can't wait to experience it all in person!
Many many thanks to Northern Mosaic members, whose enthusiasm has been indefatigable, to the Thunder Bay (Historical) Museum, and to the Ontario Arts Council, celebrating 50 years of support to Ontario artists.
EDITED TO ADD this link to a review (with photos!) of the exhibition by Thunder Bay artist and writer Duncan Weller.