What do the moon and a round table have in common?
There's mystery & invitation to both the moon & a round table. You never quite know how the conversation will unfold. Or which questions might be asked? What answer, given?
For instance, what did the round table say to the rain this morning? What did you ask of the moon last night?
It's been said you can't count the number of stars in a lifetime. I say you can't count the number of haikus which the moon has sirened.
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exterior forms inspire interior thoughts
N's repeated use of several themes over a 30 year period suggests a coherent iconography underlies her work
No one know better than she about traveling with false papers
on Cartier-Bresson, the critic says ..."a rather middle-brow notion of the beautiful..."
SERIOUSLY????