TODAY'S FEATURED POST
You Probably Need a 2025 Calendar!
Ah, it’s that time, yet again! The time of year when I start thinking about just what sort of calendar will I get for the next year? Actually, I probably should’ve done this earlier because mid-November is cutting it kind of close, isn’t it? Maybe not too close but still. It’s a little close. Either way, speaking as someone with a tenuous grip on time and projects (particularly these last several months) one thing is…
YESTERDAY’S POST
John Jude Palencar Lecture
October 15, 2024 - Exciting news from John Jude Palencar: "I will be holding a morning lecture and slide presentation for the MFA track students from the University of Hartford and students attending the Columbus College of Art & Design. Both the lecture and the Christopher Payne drawing session are free and open to the public, and parking in campus lots also is free for visitors."Lecture @ The Columbus College of Art & Design (CCAD),Friday Oct 18th, 10:00amJoseph V. Canzani Center60 Cleveland Ave, Columbus, OH 43215 614.224.9101 More information about John and the lecture can be found via this link.Above: “Prophet #2", Acrylic on birch panel, 15” X 17”, Private Collection
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