Bob and I accompanied Ernie Kepner to an art exhibit and reception for Earl Blust at Messiah Village. It was my first visit to the sprawling complex and I was impressed. Earl is the favorite painter of all three of us; collectors all, I have been doing so since 1970 or thereabouts. Earl is the last of the original Seven Lively Artists (which now number 15 or so, I am told). The show continues through August. . . encountered friends Madeline and Syd at the exhibit. Syd is a noted sculptor who should have his own local show; will try for a photo of one of his works. . . met our new Briggs Street neighbors Alex, Allison and their dog Malcolm . . .Joanne and Eric are safely back from a few days in Chicago, though Eric is now "under the weather;" speedy recovery is in store, we hope. . . click to enlarge pix, as if I haven't mentioned that often enough. . .Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Bob and I accompanied Ernie Kepner to an art exhibit and reception for Earl Blust at Messiah Village. It was my first visit to the sprawling complex and I was impressed. Earl is the favorite painter of all three of us; collectors all, I have been doing so since 1970 or thereabouts. Earl is the last of the original Seven Lively Artists (which now number 15 or so, I am told). The show continues through August. . . encountered friends Madeline and Syd at the exhibit. Syd is a noted sculptor who should have his own local show; will try for a photo of one of his works. . . met our new Briggs Street neighbors Alex, Allison and their dog Malcolm . . .Joanne and Eric are safely back from a few days in Chicago, though Eric is now "under the weather;" speedy recovery is in store, we hope. . . click to enlarge pix, as if I haven't mentioned that often enough. . .
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