More love letter than newsletter. Art, attention, poetry, small fictions, Zen.
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Lake Tear of the Clouds
Thomas Cole, The Titan’s Goblet, 1833, The Metropolitan Museum.
Dear Friends,
What is the Source?
To the painter Remedios Varo, and possibly to Thomas Cole (founder of the Hudson River school), the Source was an overflowing chalice set...
The Boat of Purity and Ease
Dear Friends,
It’s a pleasure to be right, but there are advantages being wrong as well. It can be easier to let go of your own ideas, for one. A kind of freshness of curiosity and surprise for another.
I like the way Shunryu Suzuki parap...
Every Sound I Can Now Hear
Entertainer, Northern dynasties, 6th century, the Art Institute of Chicago
Dear Friends,
Watching all the posts go by on my social media feeds, it’s easy to lose myself in the flood-river. What to do?
For more than a year now I’ve been r...
Siren
Siren, c. 1600, possibly commissioned by the Colonna, Metropolitan Museum
Dear Friends,
In these dark days, despair may call to us like a siren. Gathering with others is the best way I know to resist (tying ourselves each to each). And wr...
Marie, Marie
Hubert Robert, The Swing, 1777-1779, Metropolitan Museum
Dear Friends,
We’ve been living through an extravagant “Let them eat cake” time, a gilded age of tech robber barons who are swinging to precarious heights. At the same time, I’m fe...
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Artist & writer working between language & action. Art, attention, poetry, small fictions, Zen.
A Brooklyn-based non-profit advancing attention activism through community programs in the study and practice of human attention.
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