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Questions in the Garden (2017)
Watercolor and acrylic inks on paper; framed 12 x 9 in.
Exhibition history:
-- "Lyrical Abstractions: Paintings by Pedro A. Figueredo",
GalerÃa Adelmo, Miami, Florida, August 25 -September 25, 2017.
Guests ask questions of presenter Marcus Kim.
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This butterfly got it's name due to the white markings on it's hind wings that look like a backwards "?"
The audience at BIFF always has the best questions.
Ron Tucker, Brian Rish, Jocelyn Rish
Photo Credit: Joanna Rish
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Huge Question Mark goldplated over brass matte filgree cut out Pendant would look perfect on black or plain tee or would make a statement.
Pendant is about 1 1/2" and done on vintage tooling, meaning machinery that used to make the charms in the early 50's, thus creating that vintage style in this necklace.
The Summit Christmas party involved some dancing at PJ's. It really opened my eyes. Just like the Kent, only.. different.
castle farms winter wedding charlevoix northern michigan paul retherford photography and photo booth, monarch garden and floral, simply sweet by jessica, charlevoix wedding pastor jonathan mays, main street dueling pianos, vernales, mackinaw shuttle wedding vendors
While cleaning out my car a week and a half ago, I took this bad boy out. It's been there since...well, I think I've actually had it since my first Civic, and it transferred over.
I never grew up with Mario; I was a Sonic kid. But as I grew older, I stopped picking sides, and I like them both, but Sonic holds a special place in my nostalgia centers. Yes, I have more than one.
RAW: Auto Custom (5550K)
Mrs. Wilson - Richard Laxton
This is part of my unedited thoughts series.
5/10
This story falls foul of the biopic trap - it fails to tell a good story.
There are all the things required to make a great story but it just misses the mark and that's because they stick to the facts.
The death of Mr. Wilson unravels all the lives of what we quickly learn are his many wives. None of them knew of the others.
The lead Mrs. Wilson then decides to investigate her past with him. This quickly leads him to go from being a saint to the opposite.
The truth is hard to see and as soon as she grabs hold of something firm it vanishes.
Ultimately, he is a scoundrel with no real answers or closure.
Throughout the series we go on the journey with Mrs. Wilson believing him to have been some sort of spy.
In the end, it does seem like this was correct and the impersonation of an officer also appears correct. How much of the rest of his, and everyone else, story is true or not is hard to unravel.
Each answer that we were given opened up more questions. There was a nice shot of all the family members at the end.