Nick Haines from KCPT came by today and gave me the shakedown about the Riding the Lines Project. The spot should air this Thursday on Channel 19 on the “Local Show” if you’re interested in watching Nick erase himself.
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@elrancho partaking in a “little rice & bean burrito”. Is it true that all bachelors love burritos? I have an inkling….
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@oddlycorrect drinking what’s described as “savory sweet cherry tomato brew with an herbal finish” from Rianjuc, Kenya.
Passages I’m hoping to host a community meal for the Nepali and Bhutanese refugees sometime next month at the gallery. I will probably need some help making food and giving rides to our refugee neighbors. Contact me if you are interested in helping out.
After 3 days of fury, the “passages” show came together. The show will be up through January and I will post the gallery hours when I find them out… Or as always, you can view the work by appointment or online.
wham. bam. thank you mam. I’m showing a series I started in Nepal that were packed,lost and forgotten until recently. I finished them this past season at BNIM. There will be an installation of the croppings from the “wholes” show along with some photos, notes and reflections from Asia.
Caleb Taylor’s work shows much of his paintings history through the bursting sections that avoided being concealed by his process. Caleb has been a busy man this season as he launched a new gallery called Plug down in the West Bottoms. Keep your ears to the ground. ciao for now.
I just posted all of the Riding the Lines documentation here in one place. Thanks to everyone for following along.
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