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FALL 2011
At first,
when I was in the USA for just a few months
the thought of seasons bothered me.
It didn't feel right that at any given time,
I couldn't wear a swimsuit and run to the beach.
Yes, that was at first.
And now seven years have past
changing everything as usual.
I love to make different plans for each season.
I look forward to Thanksgiving.
I like how the sound of those who walk
on the leaves laying on the sidewalk resonates by my window.
I have become a fan of butternut squash,
gravy, pumpkin flan and I prefer anemones versus peonies.
Dont get me wrong.
The beach will always be my first choice.
But there is something transitional to the seasons
which allows you a new life.
A chance of creating experiences and craving hot toddies.
Something I didn't have before and
now it can also be mine.
The jubilation of the fall.
(photo by Andy Goldsworthy)
9.28.2011
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LAST WEEKEND
9.03.2011
CAMOUFLAGE
While many humans repress their innate animal needs under the guise of social advancement, the figures in Elina Tuhkanen’s exhibition Pilose Crux: Performative Sculptures from Finland actively resurrect their primitive selves through intimate, almost sacred, acts of camouflage. Communing, prayer-like, behind heavy screens of fur, their hidden gesturing suggests a longing for symbiosis in a culture defined by its increasing disconnect from the natural world.
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