“Two Headed Death Monster,” my interpretation/transcription in clay and wax “Death Goddess Devouring the Corpse of a Drowned Lobster Fisherman” painting by Philip Allen, original from which my sculpture is a pretty literal transcription. My goal was to maintain the two dimensional grid in a three dimensional space. Remaining fragments after sloppy moldmakinf Museo Nationale […]

Killed Sacrificial clay I regret je le regrette I killed it Visitation of the mold makers. Imperative of Thursday mri. I should have separated the wheel. Made the back a shell. Contacted the fabricator who bought my kiln I let someone abuse my ceramic sculpture. I let it go. Why. It would have been possible. […]

The clay dries out so much faster as I’m finishing the thing.  Drawing.

It’s always the thing next to the thing The middle bottom of the sharks rather than the edge I went to an all girls school and craved boys. When I got to college chosen because it was a large semi public university not as elite as Yale and not Harvard because it was never part […]

“Don’t listen to Marge!” my grandmother would tell Terry Dintenfass when she was considering marrying Hal Laufman to whom my mother objected. When asked for his response, Phil critiques a problem line or curve. But the solution is usually not what looks wrong, bur the plane ahead or behind, its direction, speed, sharpness, roundness or […]

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