
The art class I attend once or twice a week opened its annual exhibit today. I helped hang it yesterday. The big gallery at Kean University is under renovation, so they moved us over to the Gatehouse this year, a small lounge/conference building, originally part of the Kean family estate. It's
pleasant but cramped compared to the space in the art building. I have three very modest pencil drawings &
get to show a photo by special dispensation from the teacher for having worked with him at Pearl Arts store & knowing how to use a tape measure. The Mayor of Elizabeth stopped by with his young daughter; he lives about 5 minutes away, a friendly man & a lot tougher than he looks. I don't think I even belong in the show given my loose connection to
the organization & sporadic attendence in class, but really enjoy putting in a few hours to make it a great event for the artists, all spotlighted & applauded.
Labels: culture
# posted by Bob : 11:16 PM

"If a nation expects to be ignorant and free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be." Thomas Jefferson