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Tag Archives: art
Lessons from Mom: Outings
Check out my latest post on lisakwinkler@wordpress.com and please follow the blog! https://lisakwinkler.wordpress.com/2021/02/06/lessons-from-mom-outings/ I’m trying to end posting on this site! Thanks and hugs. Lisa
Posted in art, Family, Grandchildren, Museums, galleries, New York City
Tagged art, family, Grandchildren, museums, New York City
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New York City: Art & Theater
Just my luck the day we had theater tickets in New York City the temperatures climbed to the mid- 90’s—a record for October. I’d planned to stop in to a couple exhibits before dinner and wasn’t going to let … Continue reading
Posted in art, Civil Rights History, commentary, Museums, galleries, New York City, Theater, Writing
Tagged Amy Sherald, art, commentary, LBJ, museums, New York City, reviews, The Great Society, theater, writing
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Bonjour, Provence!
When our friends Kevin and Allan invited us to join them in Provence, we couldn’t resist the chance to explore another part of France by bike. I found a trip offered by Discover France that met our needs perfectly. … Continue reading
Posted in art, bike riding, Friendship, Museums, galleries, travel, Writing
Tagged art, cycling, France, Friends, Gordes, museums, travel, Van Gogh
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David Hockney at 80
We should all age like David Hockney. At 80, he paints everyday. Sometimes on his ipad, sometimes on canvas. Lucky for us, we get to see his work and appreciate how his art has evolved in his life. A little … Continue reading
Posted in aging, art, Museums, galleries, New York City, reviews, Writing
Tagged aging, art, commentary, David Hockney, education, museums, New York City
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Handel & Hendrix Slept Here
While holiday window browsing, listening to carols heralding shoppers, humming along, I happened to come across, hidden behind a couple large stores, the Handel House, at 25 Brook Street, in London’s Mayfair district. I had time before my dinner reservation, so … Continue reading
Posted in art, Museums, galleries, Music, travel, Writing
Tagged art, George Handel, Jimi Hendrix, London, museums, Music, travel
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Edna St. Vincent Millay: Happy 125th Birthday!
A couple college friends and I decided to visit the home and gardens of famous poet Edna St. Vincent Millay, in Austerlitz, NY. We were eager to find out whether the rumors we’d heard about her – that she jumped … Continue reading
Posted in Books, celebrations, Education, Friendship, History, Museums, galleries, Reading, travel, women, Writing
Tagged 'Vassar College, art, birthdays, Books, celebrities, Edna St. Vincent Millay, history, museums, poetry, travel, women, writing
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Time to Investigate Trump & Putin
Growing up in the early 1960’s I heard about the Russians. I heard about the space race and Sputnik, and remember seeing Khrushchev on television. I remember hearing how we were supposed to be afraid of the Russians, though I … Continue reading
Posted in commentary, Family, Museums, galleries, Music, travel, Writing
Tagged art, commentary, Election 2016, family, museums, Music, Putin, Russia, travel, Trump
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Goodbye 2015, Hello 2016!
The last couple weeks of the year have been filled with fun and blessings, highlighted mostly by the arrival of grandchild #7, born 12/24. I was away when she arrived. We spent a week cycling and hiking in Guadeloupe. Rain … Continue reading
Posted in bike riding, Blogging, Books, celebrations, Cycling, daughters, Family, Grandchildren, holidays, Museums, galleries, New York City, travel, Writing
Tagged 2016, 9/11 Museum/ memorial, art, blogging, Books, celebrations, cycling, family, Grandchildren, gratitude, Guadeloupe, Hamilton, travel, writing
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Scary Books & Scarecrows!
Looking for a few good horror stories to tingle your spine and keep you awake at night? I’ve read these three in quick succession. The Testament. Margaret Atwood’s long-awaited sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale. While I read the original book … Continue reading →