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KV STYLE TIBITS

taken during the KCSTour June11-12 2011

Carol Taylor

I am reading   ...
It's been a hectic, busy six months so I have assorted books
that I can read calmly
 for a few minutes at a time, in different spots in our house.
 Growing Pains, an autobiography of Emily Carr is upstairs,
 one of the Outlander books is in the downstair bathroom
and I'm reading Mr Hazens's 
Get Yerself a Shin O”heat: the Irish Collection to Gerry at night
as he shaves. AND Kathy just dropped off Tracy Chevalier's
 Remarkable Creatures.

Someone who makes me laugh is ...my husband,
 not always at appropriate times

At home I cook ...basic stuff...depends on who is home,
chili with cornbread on top is on the menu now that David and his
family has returned from Calgary.

My first job was ...  folding very hot sheets off the mangler
 with Mrs Forward in the Sussex Laundry.

A person I admire is ...anyone who speaks easily in public

My secret skill is ...keeping secrets

I aspire to ...enjoy every day

The best invention ever is ...deadlines, as in newspaper deadlines...or commitment deadlines 

My favourite toy as a child was ... my brother Jim's building set he received from Santa.
 It had a little green platform, metal rods and red bricks, white windows, doors, etc. I loved it.

The best part of what I do for a living is ...making my art ideas become a reality

I wish I had ...our bathroom reno finished

My favourite vacation spot is ...currently,wherever my grandchildren are;
 once, New York would have topped the list.

If I could invite three people to dinner, alive or dead, they would be .. my grandmother...
because it would be nice to see her and as we get older it's always nice to have
family questions answered......
maybe who ever thought placing sand under pavement was a great idea, that could lead
to a lively discussion.. oh, and whoever takes responsibility for strawberry worms....
If I could have a super power, it would be ... to fly gracefully

My favourite thing about the Kennebecasis Valley is ...it has everything I need....almost

Future Fossil exhibit now up at NB Museum in Saint John

Future Fossil Exhibit now at the N.B.Museum, up until Oct 21, 2011.

Artists talk  and Celebration of Future Fossils, Oct. 6,.  from 5 to 7 p.m.

More posts on Future Fossils below….about “2 older posts” back.

Future Fossils book

Future Fossils book is in Print

cover of exhibit brochure

produced by NB Museum

Wolastoq Exhbit at The Beaverbrook Gallery mentioned in Globe and Mail

RM Vaughan, Globe and Mail, has included Wolastoq (Beautiful River) as one of his five favourite exhibitions in 2010.

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/arts/shows-that-rocked-shocked-and-taught-in-2010/article1852115/page1/

Wolastoq (Beautiful River) at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery, Fredericton Inspired by the giant watercourse that flows directly past the Beaverbrook itself, Wolastoq (the pre-European name for the St. John River) commissioned the crème de la crème of New Brunswick artists to respond to the river’s integral role in the life of the city, the province and indeed the Atlantic region.

Curator Terry Graff assembled works by new and established artists, as well as historical works from various regional museums, to present an exhibition that did much more than simply map the river’s winding, often politicized path. Via painting, mixed-media works and performances, viewers experienced a river that inspires (and dredges up) as many mixed emotions as it does tasty trout.

Geography shows are often bogged down by sentimentality or, worse, can feel like Grade 5 history lessons, but Wolastoq avoided such pitfalls and presented the subject’s natural wonder in all its turbulent, calming, playful and treacherous splendour.

Two artists even canoed down the damned thing, and that’s more than I ever did in the many years I lived by its shores.

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