here is an excerpt of the article in cs interiors (just the part about me).
for the full article (and it is good) pick up your free copy of the magazine on a street corner near you.
thanks meghan and rebecca!
industrial loveliness (or my trip to rockford)
last wednesday eric and i borrowed our friend kim's van (thanks kim!) and drove his painting out to the
rockford art museum, where it will be showing in the 2008 rockford midwestern (a biennial juried exhibition featuring the best works from artist over a nine state area). the show opens july 11th and runs through october 5th. while we were there we took the opportunity to explore a bit of downtown rockford.
"thank god i called"
"open second floor"
these boys were so great, ah muffler men.
warehouse-y good
we have no idea what this building is (even after inspecting it).
"remains of the dog"
evidence of the big rains
"your mom doing you"
i love you octopus you deserve 2 pics.
a couple of pics from the show at the
carrie secrist gallery. the show will be up until july 12th. thanks to everyone who came out on such a rainy night.
a shot of my photograph (also pictured a photograph by
scott fishman and work by
lora fosberg, i am such a huge fan of lora's work, everything she does is fantastic.
the big hit of the night was
dietrich wegner's mushroom cloud playhouse that people actually played in. fantastic!
including our esteemed gallery owner
and...
equally long overdue is eric mecum's
new website
i knew it was going to be a good trip right from the beginning.
and then more balloons, i could not resist.
and some strange bush.
there is a downtown, i know, i stayed there.
jodi at venice beach. such a nice girl, she makes friends where ever she goes.
more from venice...
quite the dapper bears.
how did they get that up there?
we had a great time at our friend ann's bbq...
and met some fun sisters, alicia and jenna.
did i say it was a good time? that is a bit of an understatement. ann joins the sisters.
huge plants and shopping carts what else do you expect on your walk home.
there is so much more both documented and not. thanks jodi for an amazing trip.