constantly tug at my heart. i‘m deep into arthur dove and harald moltke, but she captures a different level of shiftiness and uncertainty in how we expect the earth to behave this is “phenomenon #28” 2020
oil on wood
~8.6 x 5.5 inches
it’s one of the most impressive paintings i’ve seen in person. there’s a bench right in front and the work itself allows you to get lost in it’s setting so easily. It becomes difficult to tell how much time passes.
American postwar artist into quiet, intimate scenes boasting masterful command of light, especially in her paintings of flowers/gardens/lawns. i also enjoy how she renders burning houses. she’s a little old lady now, nice moment in the lore.
my favorite album front to back. just… haunting. the eponymous song is my favorite singer songwriter track ever recorded. closing verse on “open all night” some of the dirtiest bars ever spit the range between existential hope and practical despair is what i am most attracted to here i do my heaviest weight lifting in my nebraska crop top for fans of the album, have you read “heart of darkness” by david burke? details the album’s place in greater folk history/bruce’s arc
