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Monthly Archives: November 2015
The Runner’s Glance in Paris
Things in Paris have changed since I wrote a few days ago, since the attacks of November 13th. Though Parisians and foreigners are once again out eating, shopping, working, going to school, and visiting tourist sites, there’s an undercurrent of tension. On … Continue reading
Feeling Rakish
I arrived in Paris a few days ago, stepped out of my taxi onto the cobblestone street outside of the Hotel Henriette, and looked up to see Doug Ashford! Doug was an influential teacher and friend during my years in grad … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Paris, Running
Tagged 19th century France, Art, Dressmakers, Les Bacchantes, Notre Dame, Paris, racing, Running
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Focus on the Holes
In 2012, I spent a week at the Anderson Ranch in Colorado, in an intensive workshop, which consisted of a week-long dialogue and critique with Enrique Martinez Celaya. This September, when I spent a month renting a studio space in Bushwick, I took … Continue reading