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Showing posts with label Kirsten. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kirsten. Show all posts
Saturday, April 30, 2016
April 2016
Friday, January 22, 2016
Picasso sculptures
Wonderful exhibit at MOMA for which I fortunately can get tickets from the library.
Thursday, October 29, 2015
catching up on fall 2015
At a nightclub thru clubfreetime August
Visiting the carousel in Battery Park September
Museum of Natural History October
Museum of Arts and Crafts October
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
MOMA 2014
5-20-2014
With Kirsten to see Lygia Clark.
I had found a free entry to MOMA in my cache IN THE MEADOW. What a treasure.
There were also the Impressionists
This is a de Kooning - Kirsten's favorite
We also created something, but I am just not good at it.
With Kirsten to see Lygia Clark.
I had found a free entry to MOMA in my cache IN THE MEADOW. What a treasure.
There were also the Impressionists
We also created something, but I am just not good at it.
Sunday, November 10, 2013
first week of Nov.
Exciting things happened this week
Thursday met with Jay and Kirsten at their ap, it was his birthday, then had lunch, with a bottle of wine, at an Afghan rest around the corner. Rice with orange peel, delicious.
then went with Kirsten see a Magritte exhibit.
On Friday, Nov. 8th, Stuart and I went to see a Chamber Opera called THE SATIN CLOAK
"The Satin Cloak" is a re-telling, by Martin Halpern, of a parable that centers around four characters: the humble cobbler Tameem; his devoted wife Akara; his brilliant friend Aruhm, and a Messenger who comes to announce that the Sovereign of the land has appointed Tameem governor of his province. Though perplexed by this, Tameem, with Akara's constant aid, manages to govern with great virtue for seven years, though always nagged by doubts about the source of his appointment. Meanwhile, Aruhm has gone on a quest to discover that source. After many ordeals he finally returns, and what he reveals before dying forces Tameem to re-define, for himself and his subjects, the true meaning of virtue in a world where nothing is certain.
afterwards we went to a Vietnamese restaurant called Peking Roast Duck on 858 8th Ave, where the dumplings were no good but my curry delicious.
And on Sunday, Nov. 10th I went to a place called Symphony Space and saw Murakami Music: Stories of Loss and Nostalgia. Readings of excerpts of some of his books, accompanied mainly by piano but there was also a bass and a saxophone. Totally cool.
Just lovely.
This is Laura Yumi Snell and Eunbi Kim.
Thursday met with Jay and Kirsten at their ap, it was his birthday, then had lunch, with a bottle of wine, at an Afghan rest around the corner. Rice with orange peel, delicious.
then went with Kirsten see a Magritte exhibit.
On Friday, Nov. 8th, Stuart and I went to see a Chamber Opera called THE SATIN CLOAK
"The Satin Cloak" is a re-telling, by Martin Halpern, of a parable that centers around four characters: the humble cobbler Tameem; his devoted wife Akara; his brilliant friend Aruhm, and a Messenger who comes to announce that the Sovereign of the land has appointed Tameem governor of his province. Though perplexed by this, Tameem, with Akara's constant aid, manages to govern with great virtue for seven years, though always nagged by doubts about the source of his appointment. Meanwhile, Aruhm has gone on a quest to discover that source. After many ordeals he finally returns, and what he reveals before dying forces Tameem to re-define, for himself and his subjects, the true meaning of virtue in a world where nothing is certain.
afterwards we went to a Vietnamese restaurant called Peking Roast Duck on 858 8th Ave, where the dumplings were no good but my curry delicious.
And on Sunday, Nov. 10th I went to a place called Symphony Space and saw Murakami Music: Stories of Loss and Nostalgia. Readings of excerpts of some of his books, accompanied mainly by piano but there was also a bass and a saxophone. Totally cool.
Just lovely.
This is Laura Yumi Snell and Eunbi Kim.Thursday, June 13, 2013
Discoveries in Soho/Brooklyn
The little free library - on Prince and Mullberry
There were no books in it however
The Gourmet Mexican Street Cart with a long line of people waiting. Did not try it but will have to go back.
Corner of Prince and Wooster.
Went on 10-25-2013 and it was in fact very good.
And then on to the Brooklyn Museum where we saw John Singer Sargent
Some quilts
AND ..... EL ANATSUI - great stuff
The Gourmet Mexican Street Cart with a long line of people waiting. Did not try it but will have to go back.
Corner of Prince and Wooster.
Went on 10-25-2013 and it was in fact very good.
And then on to the Brooklyn Museum where we saw John Singer Sargent
AND ..... EL ANATSUI - great stuff
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