Festa di Roma/Catching up on life

As this past week has been a whirlwind of chaotic events, I didn't even get to tell everyone that the Festa di Roma show was opening last Wednesday, October 1 in the Tyler Gallery at Tyler School of Art. It was a success, it was taken down early to accommodate a visiting artist. I had two books in the show; the first was a series of etching/aquatints with text captions, and the second was an EV of sorts, representing the prints in a collage/drawing format.

Hope everyone had a chance to see it; I didn't. Ha! I was at home, attending to much more important matters. I heard it was nice and well attended though, despite my own lack of attendence.

Now I'm back in Mount Airy, getting caught up; to do this week includes two papers, one journal, the EV of a print that I just finished (and HATE, hence the EV-ing of it), 8-10 bowls thrown on the wheel, start of the pronto plate project, and a grant proposal... which sounds like a lot, but isn't really more than usual. Its just super compressed. I don't know WHAT  I will do with myself when I'm not a student anymore.

Blessings,

Kylie