Kristi Noem's husband visits the top of the Empire Building. #WeekNForNonsense #AlphabetChallenge

Sunday morn #SensoryArt #Alone (tap)

Faig Ahmed exhibit: Textiles of Consciousness, Princeton. "Traditional carpet weaving....with the visual and material language of carpets...that confound expectations." What if a pair of eyes 👀 are seen in the carpet pattern & then turned upside down? 🙃🙃 ("Virgin" 2016, private collection) (tap)

"A groundbreaking reassessment that foregrounds Van Gogh’s profound engagement with the industrial age while making his work newly relevant for our world today"

Brooklyn Botanical Gardens 2 #Scape with #Silhouettes

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Icon? Shadow of house plant and stand on linoleum floor becomes #WhateverWednesday (tap)

Spring is working it out. A happening.

THE MAD KING, 2025. #WeekMForMovies #AlphabetChallenge

Brooklyn Botanical Garden in fall #Background #BlueSkyArtShow (tap)

Canal #Scape

#Entangled #WhateverWednesday (tap)

Warning from the past! Painting nature Van Gogh captured industrial pollution. "Van Gogh And The End of Nature," book by Michael Lobel. The Sower and Outskirts of Arles, 1888. The Old Tower in the Fields, 1884.

Climb up all the spiral layers of the Vessel, NYC! #WeekLForLayers #AlphabetChallenge

Late afternoon. #SundayDriver

Happy First Day of Spring! Garden #Scape

@aditaferrer.bsky.social 1. "Over the early decades of the 1900s, US ambassadors believed the US had the right to steer Cuban political life,” said Ada Ferrer, a historian whose Cuban memoir Keeper of My Kin is soon to be published. Such involvement was once known as “coercive influence."

UFO Wall Sighting #WhateverWednesday

The Comemierda said: "Cuba, in its own way, tourism and everything else, it's a beautiful island, great weather. They're not in a hurricane zone, which is nice for a change, you know? They won't be asking us for money for hurricanes every week. I do believe I'll have the honor of taking Cuba."

Not a kind word, the tree would have said. #WeekKForKaput #AlphabetChallenge

Here for Art History. Mary: "Not today, Gabriel!"

Fluorescent. Gliding. Beautiful!

March #Scape

Florida sun spectrum. #WhateverWednesday Oh, no. I'm running out of photos to post.

Light coloring.

Side by side #WeekJForJuxtaposition #AlphabetChallenge

In and Out #Flowing #BlueSkyArtShow

Self #Abstractia

Still here for Art History!

A moment at a NYC art gallery. #WhateverWednesday #WeekIForInteriors #AlphabetChallenge

6 a.m. Casino, Atlantic City, #WeekIforInteriors #AlphabetChallenge

On the street where I live

In Art History interrupted reading goes back to all the Annunciation paintings, with the Archangel Gabriel interrupting Mary's reading. This is one is listening but not buying. Weariness long set in.

#Caturday Monday

March 1st, Meteorological Spring. Goodbye February. (tap)

Van Gogh Yellow Gauguin Red Haystacks, Arles,1888

"Say, there, fellow, what's today's outrage?"

Screwy #Circle #BlueSkyArtShow

Shadow play. (tap)

#ColorADay #YellowThu

La Infanta in San Francisco. #WhateverWednesday #WindowsOnWednesday (tap)

Primary Colors Composition

Can you see the Snow Hare? The tiny eyes, nose, mouth, long floppy ears?! #WeekHForHs #AlphabetChallenge (tap)

A saturation of color! While waiting for a snowstorm. Whiteout!

Pixelated! #GreenSat #ColorADay

Shadows on red dresser. #Two #BlueSkyArtShow

Tourist photo, Key West, for Gregory Little @gregorylittle.bsky.social (tap)

Looking up #UrbanGaze My next door building, growing up in Chicago. (tap)