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The water in this stream moves fast. But it’s been COLD and here are these shards – caught and frozen on the periphery of anything
The water in this stream moves fast. But it’s been COLD and here are these shards – caught and frozen on the periphery of anything
Kari is a new friend here in Bath. We talk, she asks me about my life. And I tell her about whatever progress I’ve made
(snow art) For some reason, I was thinking back on a time in art school when I was slammed. In this situation, we (the group
Cecilia and I spent time together yesterday. We were busy creating. I was putting things in order – stacking the colors along their poles. And
Warm spell in January. The woods were a little wet today. As in soggy. You set out on a walk. It’s such and such distance.
Nika and I took little Cecilia to the dog park today. First time. First time for Cecilia to see so many little pups running around
Day before yesterday, I wrote a blog about an earlier iteration of this piece. Never shoulda done it. I’m not following my own advice. I
Someone asked me today what I did with my art. Did with my art? When I’m not inside it? It felt like when I get
I just said good-bye to a dear friend. She was here for weeks. And during that time, she was – shall we say – very
Remember when you were small and you were told something was “about to” happen? Something really fun. Something you loved to see. Like snow coming.
Salley Knight is an American textile artist. She creates her art using ancient Japanese techniques of hand-dyeing on silk.
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