A million!

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Years, in blog years, since I've posted? Yes.

Sorry about that.

I've been very very busy for a few different reasons:

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For one, it's prime season for arts festival planning, and I happen to be the head planner for Trenton Avenue Arts Festival this year. New responsibilities like getting city block permits, find food vendors with the right paperwork, making electrical plans, approving design work, are all new on top of recruiting the fabulous 150 artists and non-profits who vend at the festival. It's an amazing, difficult, eye-opening experience. My kudos go out to the people who plan big events all the time.

For two, I've been working hard hard hard with a fellow sculptor turned printmaker Moore alumna on BYO Studio, our now fully functional community printmaking shop. Visit us tomorrow night during First Friday for a sneak peek. We're ready for you to make a print here.

For three, I'm not the only person obsessed with printmaking right now. Philadelphia is wrapping up a season long series of exhibitions, parties, workshops, conferences, and general awesomeness focused on the printed image. Philagrafika 2010 has been a blast, but an exhausting one! Lots of amazing events at Moore, and all over the city. Tomrorow is the last First Friday while the Philagrafika shows are up, so don't miss them! I've already said how I'll be celebrating; with a new beginning.

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Looking forward...
A piece was just installed today at the Kimmel Center.
This drawing on wood, as part of a Moore alumnae exhibition, Essentially Pattern.