Thursday, January 31, 2013

Hawaii















 Hawaii Laie Temple









one of those surfing beaches

 My favorite kind of painting: Sailboats

 Malia's art class, Hakipu'u Learning Center






 Teaching about growing kalo



1. old road
2. bamboo forest
3. danger signs
4. more danger signs
5. fence
6. fence
7. stairway to heaven









Saturday, January 26, 2013

hawaii






 twin peaks wilderness area and a walk along a ridge on the north shore of Oahu.




Thursday, January 24, 2013

fairy tales and myths


Rodchenko
  --> Fairy tales and myths begin  with this very situation: A dead kingdom. Its residents all turned to stone. It’s a good way to say it, that something alive is gone..in a myth or a fairy tale, one doesn’t restore the kingdom by passivity, nor can it be done by force. It can’t be done by logic or thought. So how can it be done? Monsters and dangerous tasks seem to be part of it. Courage and terror and failure or what seems like failure, and then hopelessness and the approach of death …The happy ending is hardly important, though we may be glad it’s there. The real joy is knowing that if you felt the trouble in the story, your kingdom isn’t dead (from Lynda Barry, What Is).


marsden hartley
swoon fragment


Sunday, January 20, 2013

ice and snow





 aspen tree in what is called the Mount Olympus wilderness area, which is very close to salt lake valley, temperature inversions keeps valley cold and seemingly overcast, like Lima, Peru.
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ice in Maple Canyon