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Tag Archives: Book of the Dead
A Throng of One: (Looking Back on 2012)
New Year’s Eve. It’s that time of year again. Time for looking back. For taking stock. Reflecting. For planning the year to come. A new timetable. Resolutions. Surprise, surprise; there were many goals I didn’t reach in 2012. Instead of … Continue reading
Posted in Singing, spirituality, Writing
Tagged Book of the Dead, Calliope, Laudate Dominum, Muse, Poetry Writing, Polyhymnia, Requiem, Terpsichore, Urania
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Tracy Shave(s)
You wouldn’t guess from the heading – or the above You Tube video – but this is a second in my promised series of blogs on my trip to the London venue of Art House Co-op’s Sketchbook 2012 tour (Canada … Continue reading
Sandhya Speaks at Art House Co-op’s Sketchbook 2012 Tour Exhibition at Canada Wharf, London
It was the last day of the exhibition. Art House Co-op’s Sketchbook 2012 Tour’s London venue. Canada Wharf Library. The day was cold and wet; I felt drab, but I was determined to get to see the exhibition, no matter my looks or spirits. So I took the miserable train up to dismal London Bridge. The Jubilee Line did not jubilate me, but two stops later, at 4 in the afternoon, I stumbled bedraggled into Canada Wharf library. I fully expected to look out of place – I usually do. I approached the welcome desk armed, nonetheless, with my list of artists whose sketchbooks I wanted to see. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artist Sketchbooks, Reviews
Tagged Book of the Dead, Exhibition Reviews, Jubilee Line, Poetry Writing
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Arthouse Co-op Sketchbook Project 2012 Hits LONDON
“Creativity is the glue that binds the world together.” (Me, 2012) It’s been a case of pull out all the stops, batten down the hatches, blinker the horse (me), ignore post, emails and phones, do no housework, cook no meals … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Artist Sketchbooks, Inspiration, Mixed Media, spirituality
Tagged Ace Hotel, architecture, Art, Book of the Dead, Chicago, Gladstone Hotel, London, Los Angeles, Portland, Portland Oregon
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The Books of the Dead: 2 (Art House Co-op Limited Edition Sketchbook Project 2012)
I’ve perforce (there’s a word that’s probably classed in the dictionary these days as archaic) been unable to make any entries for a week or so, due to another nail-biting, cliff-hanging deadline. This was Art House Co-op’s ‘Limited Edition Sketchbook … Continue reading
The Books of the Dead: a hurricane, a comet and (of course) UFOs
I’m heading (floundering might be a better word!) towards the deadline – 30 April – for Art House Co-op’s 2012 Limited Edition Sketchbook Project. My entry is preliminary work for the second in my Books of the Dead series. Continue reading
Posted in Art, Photography, spirituality, Walking
Tagged 2012 Sketchbook Project, Book of the Dead, Comet, Energy, Hurricane, UFOs, Wikipedia
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Aftermath (and a tour of my studio)
I avoided missing the deadline, of 31st January, for Art House Co-op’s 2012 Sketchbook Project by 28 minutes. I can be that precise because I looked up at the huge clock in my little local Post Office just as the … Continue reading
Posted in Ann's Publications, Art
Tagged Art-House Co-op, Book of the Dead, London Art Fair, Mixed media, Stop motion
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