Go here to read Dave's recent review of a William Christenberry exhibit. Even if you are not a Christenberry fan, I think you'll find Dave's take on the artist's pet themes pretty interesting. If you aren't familiar with Christenberry, you can see some of his work at the online auction site, Artnet.
Dave has also done some fine entries lately at his blog, Perambulating the Bounds, including a review of Godard's Made in U.S.A. and a particularly interesting post on St. Augustine. (Dave doesn't do permalinks, so just click over to the blog and scroll down.)
I'm off to see if I can stay awake long enough to do some reading. See you tomorrow.
Gourd Tree, William Christenberry, 1974. Image from Artnet
6 comments:
That was odd. I've been blocked on Umberto Eco's name and books for two weeks now, trying to figure out how to fix that dilemma, follow the link to see what you're reading, and. . .
More vintage? Oh, the pain, the pleasure of your tease...
By "blocked," do you mean you couldn't think of Eco's name, Julie? Or was there a different mental hurdle? I just started Turning Back the Clock, but it's promising so far.
These oldies are pretty different from my NOLA finds, ScentScelf. Still, I think it will be fun to blather about them.
Ah, that Dave.
Whatta guy....
SIGH.
Yep--How many guys do you know who can read St. Augustine while watching American Idol? He's a Renaissance man.
Ah, you're a lucky gal. Why can't I have a partner who reads St. Augustine and watches crappy TV?!
And as to Eco, I just couldn't think of his name, nor the name of any of his books.
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