I spent some time up in the attic this afternoon, sorting through boxes of books and deciding what I’ll need for Oregon, the mystery of May & June, and then summer 2011 at Interlochen (MI) [...]
The day after I arrived, Mom and I headed to Ingles grocery store. We got about fifteen feet past the grapes and then we saw five people we know: Two glassblowers whose three children we taught [...]
Quick business news, then the real posts about being home in North Carolina begin tomorrow… John and I are pleased to announce the new, improved, dino-fantastic TRACHODON Website. Check it out, [...]
What do six artists do when they’ve been checked out of their studios, all their bags are packed, their papers are signed, and there’s still 36 hours left? Play Twister, of course! And eat, of [...]
Step three looks like this: A handmade book by fellow Jentel resident and printmaker Maranda Allbritten, whose work is beautiful, affordable, and well-designed. In early 2005, about the time [...]
Well, step two looks like spending the evening redesigning my blog while listening to Moby, Amy Winehouse, and The Carper Family (not Carter). The redesign has been on my mind for almost a [...]
Last night I had a conversation that I hope I never forget. Two other residents and myself lingered after dinner, sipping wine and talking about process. I had the opportunity to ask PR, the [...]
The past few days have provided an interesting window in my process… Scratch that. This entire residency has been. Some mornings here at Jentel, I actually woke up without a clear sense of [...]
[Today’s kids know what an IED is…] Tuesday night, the fellow residents of Jentel will be giving a reading and presentation in downtown Sheridan, Wyoming for the monthly Jentel [...]
Some of have been to the meat market and even made andouille buffalo soup: Some have been to the barber: And others have danced with the 93-year-old former game warden of Buffalo, WY: And [...]