Covid Diary: Here's (part) of my COVID diary, beginning on March 31, 2020. The paper version started on sheets of scrap paper from my last day teaching live at Cooper Union. I would begin each morning with a centering exercise of drawing a spiral (then dating it). The centering exercise is like something you would do in a yoga class with your breath--to let yourself know that you are beginning. You face the paper, put pen to paper, and let the line spiral out. Sometimes I would try to control it, sometimes not. The days became months. Soon, I had to standardize the paper, from scrap newsprint to letter-sized copy paper. I'm in the process of binding all of the daily sheets together. When teaching online, I would begin each class with a "centering" drawing, too, so that we would all be concentrating on the same exercise.
Gallery of silkscreened posters. Size: live area 15 x 22.5”, paper: 18 x 24.75”, Caption under image, identifies poster and paper type:
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S1_mmp1: Series 1, Mixed Media Paper, print 1
S2_prp1: Series 2, Proofing Paper, print 1
S2_pp1: Series 2: BFK Rives Archival Printing Paper, print 1
S1_np1: Series 1: Newsprint Paper, print 1
Cabinet of Horrors is a series of drawings and paintings made in the winter of 2017 as #45's team was preparing to take over the government.
Watercolor painting of two cats, Bamboo and Houdini visiting The Brooklyn Museum
Watercolor painting of two cats visiting the Brooklyn Museum.
Ink drawing of mummified cat on display at the Brooklyn Museum of Art
Watercolor painting of Bamboo rubbing up to sculpture of girl in museum storage.
Ink drawing of cats hangin out in the Egyptian Wing of the Brooklyn Museum.
Watercolor painting of two cats visiting the Egyptian Wing of the Brooklyn Museum.
