Monday, April 30, 2012

SURRENDERING TO BEAUTY: Art and A Mother's Vigil




May exhibit
April 30 through June 1
SURRENDERING TO BEAUTY: Art and A Mother's Vigil
Recent Paintings in Collage and Watermedia, Lawrice Dolan
25% to FISHER HOUSE FOUNDATION,  Supporting Wounded Warriors and their Families
Reception: Friday, May 4, 2012, 6:30 to 8:30pm
Open to the public. 

Artist's Statement: Even when I think of it as a pending event, our soldier son JD's deployment into clear and present danger, pains my heart and soul. "Surrendering to Beauty" saves me.

 Thank you for witnessing my process while I wait for his return- SAFE AND STRONG- from his fourth combat deployment.

Thursday, April 26, 2012

Math Art All Summer

Space7:10 will host a math art exhibit in June.

In July, look for the international mathematical art
conference, Bridges, which will be convened
July 25–29, 2012, at Towson University, located in
the Baltimore metropolitan area, Maryland, USA.

Please find more information at http://www.
BridgesMathArt.org/Bridges-2012.

Monday, April 16, 2012

Our Neighbor — Silver Spring Books

A November 2011 post from someone with the handle Beans & Greens who adores our neighbor on Bonifant, Silver Spring Books, and who suggests taking your new old book purchase over to Kefa Cafe for a little reading time.

A lovely post with great photos by Debbie Cook, the silver bee: unique, cozy, funky, and vintage. Amen.

Here's a look inside. And here's a Docs in Progress video film about Certified Book Lover, and reported romance novel expert and former probation officer Cynthia Parker.

Thursday, April 12, 2012

A Writer's Best of Silver Spring

In case you missed it, a few of George Pelecanos' fave spots in Silver Spring. These are some of ours, too.

On Bonifant Street:

"I like Kefa Cafe (963 Bonifant St.; 301-589-9337). The women who run it, Lene and Abeba Tsegaye, are just beautiful people. It’s a nice place to get a cup of coffee.

I get my books at Silver Spring Books (938 Bonifant St.; 301-587-7484). It’s run by my friend Cynthia Parker, an ex–probation officer and a very nice person."