It’s come to my attention that some of you are worried about my ability to spell.
Well mom, all that money you and dad spent on my edumacation was not in fact wasted….
It really IS called “Duck” tape!
Ok, confession time. I have not managed to finish one tarp per day. If I had, I would now be relaxing with my feet up in traction in a comfy hospital bed at the nearest recovery center. Instead I am contemplating finishing my sixth today and embarking on the seventh tomorrow.
I do however have an excellent excuse:
We opened last night at the offices of Boise State Public Radio and had an excellent turnout. Sue Latta and I got the show hung on Wednesday. Well, I arranged it on Monday, Sue does the physical hanging and I follow her around like a chattering jackdaw putting up the labels.
Here’s a glimpse of the exhibit, though I highly recommend you drop by any weekday between 9:00 and 5:00 to take a look for yourself.
Some of the artists participating are Alize Norman and Lee Higman:
Carrol Elliot Smith and Theresa Burkes:
Betsie Richardson:
Mike Chambers, Kellie Cosho, and moi:
This is my piece, “City of Trees” which you will recognize as the paper cutouts I did in preparation for the Treefort tarps:
Kelli Kobe, Mo Mapes, and Bev Chick:
Theresa Burkes, Pam Demo and Andrea Harris:
Lee Higman and Karl LeClair:
John Killmaster, Jane Wilson, Dee Miller and Marilyn Cosho:
Lauren Johnson and Debi Bonsack:
Bonnie Peacher, Rose Elkovich, Patty Moseley, and Sherri Stehle:
There are several other artists whose work is not photographed here. See! You really do need to come see the show for yourself. It will be up until May 15th so it’s not like you don’t have time.
Speaking of, it’s time for me to get back to DUCK taping. Oy, my vack!
