When I think about our times and this throw-away culture we find ourselves in, I am even more touched by the story of this bead that has lasted through the ages. It has been cherished and saved. We all could learn something from that.
An Essence of the High Road to Taos–The High Road Art Tour 2019
… some unattributable giggles were heard in the middle of the night, nobody was scared. They were part of the house’s personality, it’s essence. ‘There are no ghosts in this house,’ my father would say to me…
Magic
I am starting to believe again. I am opening to the goodness in the world. Is it possible that I am beginning to trust? Beginning to learn how to receive?
A Small Surprise
I’ve started making beaded necklaces! And they’re available on my new website. Kim says it’s sort of like Picasso’s shift to sculpture–going from the surface of a canvas to something one can hold in the hand.
Georgia’s Black Place
And I think these two places depict her struggles. The very idea that she found them, visited them over and over, painted them numerous times, named them so starkly, makes me feel that these two places were profound for her. Almost gate posts with all the other works falling in between.
Dennis Hopper in Taos
“In the late 1960s at the height of his career, Dennis Hopper left Hollywood for artistic bohemia in New Mexico. His daughter looks back on a man in search of free expression and a more contemplative way of life.” This from the NYT tmagazine blog.
Georgia O’Keeffe’s Introduction to New Mexico
I can imagine the two very strong-willed people, each staking their creative claim to New Mexico’s high desert, feeling competitive with each other, each trying to make her mark.
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