DC: Hirshhorn

Gravity’s Edge at the Hirshhorn was an exhibit of that explored the force of gravity on paintings and the edge as a compelling aspect of the perception of artwork. 

Phenomena  Reverse Spell 1963, Paul Jenkins. He described himself as a “abstract phenomenist,” who used an ivory knife to pour, spread, guide thinned acrylic pain across canvas and paper, that produced vibrant glazes of color.

Dorothy's Ruby Red Slippers from the Wizard of Oz at the Smithsonian

Bert and Ernie, one of my favorite Muppets from when I was a kid.

Thank you Kirsten and Francis for your generosity and hospitality.