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Fifty Two Pieces: Goldfish in Portland
http://fiftytwopieces.blogspot.com/2011/04/more-roy-lictenstein.html
There must be an infinite number of possible thoughts on any one piece of art, but we will only cover seven, a weeks worth. For 52 weeks, through 2009, you will see a work of art from the Portland Art Museum* and a riff each day inspired by it – prose, poetry, photos, video, thoughts or ponderings. Tuesday, April 19, 2011. That would be Goldfish Bowl at the Portland Art Museum. Here's Roy Lichtenstein's Goldfish Bowl. Also posted on my other blog. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Ready for the New Year.
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Fifty Two Pieces: John Buck Reprised and Now on the Green Line / Transit Mall
http://fiftytwopieces.blogspot.com/2010/02/john-buck-reprised-and-now-on-green.html
There must be an infinite number of possible thoughts on any one piece of art, but we will only cover seven, a weeks worth. For 52 weeks, through 2009, you will see a work of art from the Portland Art Museum* and a riff each day inspired by it – prose, poetry, photos, video, thoughts or ponderings. Wednesday, February 3, 2010. John Buck Reprised and Now on the Green Line / Transit Mall. Cast bronze, 49.5 x 15.5 x 12 inches, Edition of 3. John Buck from Inside His Studio. TUESDAY, MAY 5, 2009. Badbeard's ...
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Fifty Two Pieces: Back by Popular Demand ~ The Two Roys and Kris
http://fiftytwopieces.blogspot.com/2010/01/back-by-popular-demand-two-roys-and_06.html
There must be an infinite number of possible thoughts on any one piece of art, but we will only cover seven, a weeks worth. For 52 weeks, through 2009, you will see a work of art from the Portland Art Museum* and a riff each day inspired by it – prose, poetry, photos, video, thoughts or ponderings. Wednesday, January 6, 2010. Back by Popular Demand The Two Roys and Kris. More Words, Images and Music. But wait, more music can be heard while looking at the prints in Word and Image/Word as Image. Week 02 - ...
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Fifty Two Pieces: Franz Kline ~ Reprised and with a Mind Open to all Kinds of Things
http://fiftytwopieces.blogspot.com/2010/01/franz-kline-reprised-and-with-mind-open.html
There must be an infinite number of possible thoughts on any one piece of art, but we will only cover seven, a weeks worth. For 52 weeks, through 2009, you will see a work of art from the Portland Art Museum* and a riff each day inspired by it – prose, poetry, photos, video, thoughts or ponderings. Tuesday, January 19, 2010. Franz Kline Reprised and with a Mind Open to all Kinds of Things. Franz Kline 1959, Steve Martin 1981 Rue. Labels: Crown Point Press. Voice from the Couch. It isnt over. . . Week 15 ...
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Fifty Two Pieces: Prague Panoramas -- Josef Sudek Sausages, 242 and counting
http://fiftytwopieces.blogspot.com/2010/01/prague-panoramas-josef-sudek-sausages.html
There must be an infinite number of possible thoughts on any one piece of art, but we will only cover seven, a weeks worth. For 52 weeks, through 2009, you will see a work of art from the Portland Art Museum* and a riff each day inspired by it – prose, poetry, photos, video, thoughts or ponderings. Saturday, January 9, 2010. Prague Panoramas - Josef Sudek Sausages, 242 and counting. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2009 Prague Panoramas - Josef Sudek Sausages, 242 and countin. And last but not least, the European C...
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Fifty Two Pieces: Gregory Grenon ~ Sighting at the Ecotrust Building
http://fiftytwopieces.blogspot.com/2010/03/gregory-grennon-sighting-at-ecotrust.html
There must be an infinite number of possible thoughts on any one piece of art, but we will only cover seven, a weeks worth. For 52 weeks, through 2009, you will see a work of art from the Portland Art Museum* and a riff each day inspired by it – prose, poetry, photos, video, thoughts or ponderings. Friday, March 12, 2010. Gregory Grenon Sighting at the Ecotrust Building. This painting, "I'm Very Well Protected (1991)" by Gregory Grenon (week 16). September 20, 2011 at 8:10 AM. Take Your Camera for a Walk.
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Fifty Two Pieces: Van Gogh ~ Appropriations by Roy Lichtenstein and Robert Colescott
http://fiftytwopieces.blogspot.com/2009/09/van-gogh-appropriations-by-roy.html
There must be an infinite number of possible thoughts on any one piece of art, but we will only cover seven, a weeks worth. For 52 weeks, through 2009, you will see a work of art from the Portland Art Museum* and a riff each day inspired by it – prose, poetry, photos, video, thoughts or ponderings. Tuesday, September 22, 2009. Van Gogh Appropriations by Roy Lichtenstein and Robert Colescott. It is shown below on the left as well as Van Gogh's original version of his Bedroom at Arles. Week 38 - Van Gogh.
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Fifty Two Pieces: Early Hour - Karl Hofer
http://fiftytwopieces.blogspot.com/2009/04/early-hour-karl-hofer.html
There must be an infinite number of possible thoughts on any one piece of art, but we will only cover seven, a weeks worth. For 52 weeks, through 2009, you will see a work of art from the Portland Art Museum* and a riff each day inspired by it – prose, poetry, photos, video, thoughts or ponderings. Thursday, April 9, 2009. Early Hour - Karl Hofer. Singing the lyrics to I Didn't Mean to Love You. Sunday Morning waking up and touching you . You’re always warm at 9 a.m . When I go back to sleep again. Id lo...
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Fifty Two Pieces: 21 Etchings and Poems – Franz Kline Collaborates with Frank O'Hara
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There must be an infinite number of possible thoughts on any one piece of art, but we will only cover seven, a weeks worth. For 52 weeks, through 2009, you will see a work of art from the Portland Art Museum* and a riff each day inspired by it – prose, poetry, photos, video, thoughts or ponderings. Saturday, February 7, 2009. 21 Etchings and Poems – Franz Kline Collaborates with Frank O'Hara. And here so we can all read O'Hara's work is a more legible version. Poem (To Franz Kline). I will always love you.
