Showing posts with label Laurie Anderson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Laurie Anderson. Show all posts
Monday, November 24, 2014
world without end
Back in early September, my adopted mother passed away. This was the art I created just before, during and just after she died. It is an image of moving into the next realm, which flows seamlessly through time and space. Always spinning along in a unique, personal journey. I was so entranced in this world that I could not stop until it was finished. Some intense emotions they were.
Labels:
boats,
evolution,
Herman Melville,
imaginary,
Laurie Anderson,
magnifying glass,
nature,
travel,
water,
wind
Sunday, May 9, 2010
New Bedford, Massachusetts

Nine years ago I read the Moby Dick novel with rie Anderson performed her multi-media "Songs and Stories of Moby Dick", I attended not once, but twice. First was the kick-off of the tour in Dallas. Months later, a friend and I flew to New York for the final night's performance of the tour. I was hooked on reading about the great whaling era in New England.
So on a recent visit to New Bedford, I could really feel the history of the town. I've dreamt about it too. Ahoy there, Matey!
If you're curious, have a look at Laurie Anderson's website. She has been an ongoing creative inspiration to me for many years.
Labels:
Herman Melville,
Laurie Anderson,
New England,
the coast,
travel
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