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    National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. Oklahoma City, OK.
    - Hello, 2 tickets please. One adult, and one adult-aged but childish-headed person.
    - We’re closing at 4 PM today, there is an art auction going on.
    (Elegantly dressed people arriving. We saw them. I think I still had some Turner Falls Park water dropping from my hair, and my flip flops were as dusty as the old Wild West).
    - But here… (free passes!). Make sure you check this and that.
    Holy hospitality!!! People, why are you so nice here?

    Sculpture turned cylinder of sound by him.

    Like one of my very dear friends says: “from the sublime, to the (insert adjective here)”. That is how this quick stop in Fort Worth, Texas has proven to be. This morning started with an early rise, greeted by the best of Texan hospitality when the moment I opened the cottage’s doors I was greeted by a bunch of warm muffins wrapped in the best Laura Ashley style.
    I spent most of the morning “working” on this monster of a project that is never satisfied. Photographs? Every single day. Paintings? As soon as I get back. Drawings? There should be more, but I need this time to absorb. Short improvised experimental film? Heck yeah! Why not? So, recording I did all morning long, while my first chief in command paraded around the garden and stepped on some camouflaged dog sh*t.
    Hope it brings you lots of good luck! ;)
    We would never consider leaving this town without paying a visit to The Modern. Pure architectural porn.

    ***New Orleans Museum of Art*** after that visit to Pensacola, it seems like everywhere I look I find something celestial, something with wings.

    Who is Ines Silva? and, what was I doing at her studio this morning?

    Record, film, document! We must, we must, we must! - That’s what I told this unpretentious Geometric Art sculptress when I stopped by her house a couple of nights ago to have some peas for dinner. True story.
    I couldn’t pass this opportunity to be part of this artist’s creative process, at least as an observant. Ines is in the middle of preparing the pieces for her first European solo show this coming fall. You can read all about her work when YOU CLICK HERE!
    Ines, do you need my help? 
    LOOOVE the sketches! (wink, wink… hoping to get one as a birthday gift).



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