Monthly Archives: January 2014

“For us, there is only the trying”, found object conceptual art by Richard Davies (quote from T.S. Eliot, “East Coker”, Four Quartets To activate any photos not showing automatically, click on any picture frame. Then click “Continue to this website”–large pic, then … Continue reading →

Mixed-media piece by local artist, teacher-friend Don Pimm which graces the front hallway entrance. His representation of William Carlos Williams’ poem “So much depends upon” . It’s all there: the rainwater, the red wheelbarrow and the white chickens.

Ghostly blue reflection in early morning, December patio window image of indoor table-sized Avon Christmas tree decoration changing colors, frozen here in its winterly blue phase.

“I never met a kitchen mat I never liked.”

  It’s been a while. Recent movies have tended to be loud, formulaic, preadvertised (trailers usually give away all of a film’s essentials), very commercial, flawed, dumb, crass, pointless, and geared toward What Faulkner called “the glands” and the lowest … Continue reading →