the time in between

[yamamanama]

15 hours until the vernal equinox
It was 75 on March 10. Then it went back to winter.


All these sculptures by Mo Kelman. The idea behind these ones is the contrast between the natural world and the built world and the phase shifts of water from solid to liquid to gas, too much rain or not enough rain.


Still Lake, Swallowed


Two Clouds, a Tower


Once It Held Water


Lagoon


Cloud and its Shadow


On Thin Ice


River in the Sky


Meander
it’s not called blob so I don’t want to see blob here blobbing everything up like the blob it is.


Sea Ice


water spirit


they have a handy dandy guide to the artworks but they’re listed alphabetically and not by where they’re placed in the room. You know, i could have sorted them in alphabetical order but that’s just as tedious.


Barbara Fletcher - Metal Cataclysm
There were also some flowers there and the florist said that this looks like Rosie the robot maid from The Jetsons had a very very bad day.


Tina Watson - A Pop of Color
Ten years ago, I’d be able to batch upload everything.


Delanie Wise - Granddaughter


Carl Lopes - Hold That Note
(I really like this one)


Michael Borque - Confluence
(I keep wanting to write “painting” but that’s the media that’s listed right below the artist name)


Emad Chedid - Red Door


Jared Hadfield - Untitled


Lynne Shackleton Ford - Dahlia, Seeing What I See


Karen Cass - Lifeline


Mandy Fariello - Octopus’ Garden of Good and Evil


Lori Mehta - Safe Harbor


John Picard - Ducks


Liz Haywood-Sullivan - Fire+Ice


Kathleen Dunn - The Staircase


Heather Quay - Leaving the Beach


Christine Marohn - Self-Portrait (Mother Inferior)


Charles Tamulynas - Iglesia Bonita


Bruce Nickerson - Phloxenweeds


Dianne Panarelli Miller - Red Skies in the Morning


Elisa Adams - The Crone


Erika Stern - Untamed


Arthur O’Callaghan - Ristorante Roma
I don’t like blobs.
They’re not an image.
They’re just a blob.
Get rid of them.


Becky Haletky - Rockridge Cafe


Page Railsback - Breakfast is Served


Paul Weiner - Capturing A Peacock


Jan McElhinny - View of the B.Q.E.


Jess Hurley Scott - Glisten


Erin Starr - Waters Flow


Pamela Redick - Woodland Magic


Laura Tryon Jennings - Morning Light By The Sea


Karen Galanti - Summer Sky, Sea and Sandbar


Tom Schier - Collision no. 24


Irena Roman - Queen
(The background should be black but it’s very reflective)


Lisa Redburn - Saltmarsh Revisited


Andrew Kusmin - One Man’s Journey


Robert Leaver - F This (For Frankie)


Alex Pope - Raveling


Marie Hosang - Thomas


Jennifer Dimler - Starbucks Lover


Jennifer Ray - Throne for Dr. Seuss


Gerardine Tripp - Bathing Beauties
(okay? with that title?)


Jean Cummiskey - Sheep


Linda Hefner - Back Barn Window


Marie Shanahan - By The Pond


Lorraine Agri - Thicket


Amalia Tagaris - Big Blue Urban Bloom


Gayle A. Loik - Cicada’s Song


Susan Casey - Reassuring Embrace


Lori Fopiano - Laughing Eyes and Simple Ways


Rita S. Berkowitz - Crescendo


Paul Murray - Desert Bloom


Terri Nickerson - Winter Magic


Dina Brennan - i’d like to dream all my troubles away


Jan Blanchard - Dancing on the Edge


Maryann Gibbons - Honey Crisp Calls


John Carrozza - Aiden


I just really liked these flower arrangements in particular.


Madeleine Lord - Thought


Patricia Bossange - Moment of Light


Robert Wydro - Scarlet Macaw


Jerry Smith - Falling Apart, Slowly


Jason Cheeseman-Meyer - Unity: Square Louise Michel


Mason Young - Untitled Butternut 2025


Ken Lindgren - Manta Ray


Al Hiltz - Looking Down on Industry


Nancy Howell - The Last Leg


Marcia Ballou - Monarch


Jack Haran - Fresh Fish 14th Ave


Alexandra Leaver - Outer Deep


Katherine Desy - Crystal


Michelle Lander Feinberg - That Hits The Spot


Hilary Hanson Bruel - Salt Marsh II


Dixon Bergman - Violin With Bow


Karie O’Donnell - Resting Goose 2


Denise Byrnes Graham - Meandering River


Linda Vopat - Indigo Line


Greg Kaminsky - Eye To Eye


Judith Montminny - Don’t Look Up


Lawrence Asaro - Illusion



burning question: what could possibly compel someone to watch all seven Police Academy movies? Maybe if you like the first one, I can see you persevering through the first few sequels. Maybe you just really like the guy who makes sound effects. bszzooom. Woo woo. Pfft pfft. Honk honk! k’plll-kaBOOM!

Comments

[liriaen]

Amazing artworks! The Mo Kelman sculptures call to me, I’m still trying to formulate why. Something about their dark brittle neuronal spikiness perhaps, combined with the burned colours. Fascinating.

Zook and I always play the „you can take ONE piece of art from this exhibition home, which one?“-game — and I’d be very hard pressed to pick a choice here, from all your pics.

As for Police Academy, fact, I know an otherwise very smart and intellectually hungry guy who owns the special dvd box with all films and considers watching them in one go a stellar and wholly fulfilling way to spend a weekend. Yeah, I don’t know either.

[yamamanama]

I'd probably pick the one with the masks myself.