Kit Vincent, Peg Keeney and Barbetta Lockart
Part of the reason I'm so whipped this evening are these three lovely pieces. Lancaster Series: Harvest is the largest. Wind or Coal is to the left and To Wander This World is to the right. Do you know how many times one must climb up and down a ladder to hang an asymmetrical work? Do you think the curator has ladylike language when she walks into the far gallery, turns to contemplate the work she just did, and knows it has to be rearranged.
Believe me, it is well worth it. The works themselves are so incredible that the internet can only give you the faintest glimpse. I think you need to get yourselves to the opening on Friday evening.
Believe me, it is well worth it. The works themselves are so incredible that the internet can only give you the faintest glimpse. I think you need to get yourselves to the opening on Friday evening.
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Peg has been keeping us up to date on the progress. It's great to see some of the great art you have been hangings. Would much rather see it in person than see the blizzard here in northern Michigan. But I am happy that I will at least be able to see some of it online.
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