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* Sophie Calle - Les rencontres d'Arles 2024
Suite à un orage, l'artiste Sophie CALLE devait détruire certaines de ses œuvres. Elle a donc choisi d'exposer celles-ci dans les cryptoportiques d'Arles où les champignons (moisissures) sévissent. " Et puisque j'allais offrir une seconde mort à mes oeuvres agonisantes, j'ai aussi invité des choses de ma vie qui ne servent plus à rien mais que je ne peux ni donner ni jeter" Sophie CALLE
Following a storm, artist Sophie CALLE had to destroy some of her works. She therefore chose to exhibit them in the cryptoporticos of Arles, where fungi (mold) are rampant. “And since I was going to offer a second death to my dying works, I also invited things from my life that no longer serve any purpose, but which I can neither give away nor throw away” Sophie CALLE
LACPIXEL - 2024
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ANSELM KIEFER, who was born in the ruins of 1945, got a major exhibition in MUSEUM VOORLINDEN.
Wim Wenders' 3D documentary ‘ANSELM’ deepens the experience. For my review see the first comment.
A hobby: something you do, enjoy, and don't get paid for? For me, that means writing. I spend a lot of time writing stories, journaling, pondering. I have stacks and stacks of old journals and notebooks from the years. I love the simple elegance of the spiral bound design.
We are all different shapes...This made me think of the carnival mirrors and all the funny shapes it makes with your body!
Blogged here... kittypinkstars-kitty-kittypinkstars.blogspot.com/2010/07/...
Homer, GA (Banks County). Copyright 2007 D.Nelson
How The Journal Began
From The Jackson Herald, April 23, 1897
"Dr. W.B. Hardman, editor of the Harmony Grove Echo-Gazette, has developed quite a fondness for newspapers, or else he thinks they are quite a remunerative investment, for he now owns two newspapers. Some time ago, Dr. Hardman bought the Banks County Gazette and consolidated it with the Echo at Harmony Grove. The Gazette was published at Homer and had the legal advertisements of Banks County. So the legal ads went along with the sale of the Gazette, provided no other paper was established in Banks County. Hardly had the Gazette changed hands before a little paper over at Baldwin moved into Banks and claimed the legal ads. Now in order not to lose the county work, Dr. Hardman has established a newspaper at Homer called the Banks County Journal with M.C. Sanders as editor and the Journal has the legal ads. The Journal is a well-printed, clean paper and Milton S. will make it hum.
"Occasionally, a fellow will come in and want you to give him a 'puff' and if you don't do it, he will swear he will stop the paper but don't feel discouraged. Again, another will come in and want to give you a licking for some offense you have given, but just keep your old British bulldog near by and you won't get hurt."
"Fill your paper with the breathings of your heart.” -William Wordsworth
I came across an article about heartsong journals and thought that described my style almost perfectly. A heartsong journal is a collection of thoughts, reflections, notes, lists, quotes, and general ideas that represent something about yourself. It’s not a daily journal, used for entries only when needed. They become full of things you want to reference again & again, becoming a scrapbook of your soul, an encyclopedia of you.
While this doesn’t perfectly describe how I keep my notebooks, it’s pretty close. I call them my “everything” and “chaos” notebooks because in them, anything goes. Out of all the journaling types out there, heartsong is definitely the closest to what I do. What a beautiful word to describe the style!
Notebook from Peter Pauper Press, bandana from REI.
c'est d'Emile Boisseau le buste de Claude Tillier auteur de "Mon oncle Benjamin" de "Belle-Plante et Cornélius" et de vigoureux pamphlets réédités par J.J. Pauvert .
inauguration en sept. 1905 . deux ministres , banquet , discours de Jules Renard qui note dans son journal : "Le ministre suce un raisin et écoute les éloges qu'on lui casse sur la tête . Séparation . Pas un mot de Briand . L'un n'a pas eu de haricots verts , l'autre , pas de salade . C'est tout ce qu'ils retiennent du banquet ."