Last Friday night, the 10by10 show took place in Brunswick - an exceptional event. The food and volunteer support were outstanding. Alex and I wished we hadn't eaten dinner before attending, so much wonderful food. And 60 works of art sold, including two of mine - Lobster Buoys and View from West Branch. A very good start to the evening. Then it was on to Bowdoin's Studzinski Hall for an hour of jazz by the Ahmad Hassan Muhammad trio. Ahmad is a recent Bowdoin graduate who plays a very lyrical, rhythmic and jazzy piano. If you haven't heard them, give them a try. The trio is setting off on a tour and was recently featured on MPBN Friday Night jazz. For video and audio from MPBN Friday Night jazz click here. Lastly, I've completed a new block print - Off Wolfe Neck - a view of lobster boats at work off the shore of Wolfe Neck State Park. It presented a different challenge in the variety of detail presented, but hopefully it works. Click the image above for a larger view. It will also be available in an edition of 25.
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Joe, I have to agree with Alex, the block print really does seem a wonderful medium for you.
Enjoy the Journey, ann
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