11/9/10

The Botany of Desire in progress


A poem by Sean Yeaton

we relied on humidity to quench our thirst at night

drinking sweat was our private thing.


afterall

how many love stories have a scene in paris

on a balcony

two lovers

each behind a cigarette

and in front of god

already?

11/8/10

11/4/10

Ode to Grandma Beverly.

http://www.kateworum.com/flash.html

Long ago, when I was a little 5-year-old, I was exploring around in the woods up at my cabin. Picking flowers and such. I decided to go lay down in the bunk house at the top of the hill, but instead was greeted by my topless grandmother who was mid change. Her eyes lit up like a Broadway singer stretching out a dying breath of air. She was just as frightened as I was. Here is my first little animation inspired by that revealing experience. God love ya, Bev.

Let's grab our bikinis and run for the hills!


© Jenavieve Belair

Day dreaming of far away lands this morning!
love.

"If the world didn't suck we would all fall off..."

-Matthew Zeller, age 12

11/3/10

C :

10/29/10

Was asked to create a visual response for the word "Bamboo" by the wonderful & talented Megan Deal. She didn't include any more details... Will find out soon!

10/28/10

Thursday art table!

Every Thursday I have been setting up a creative space for people to work in at the Branch 3 Opportunity center in Minneapolis. I have met some incredible people with amazing stories. This is an experiment using art as therapy and also a gateway to meet, learn from, and share stories with strangers in the community. This coming Tuesday, 11/2, they are going to show their first body of work at the Center's re-opening. I will post more of their work and pictures of their first show soon!

Poster created by Art Table's regulars: Marvin, Timmy Lee, and myself.

Feel like joining us? More information about The Opportunity Center: chttp://www.ccspm.org/branch3.aspx

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