The party was held at the Windsor Ballroom in East Windsor, NJ. The services took place preceding the party, which I didn't attend. I was sitting at this table. For these group photographs, I shadowed the official photographers. See the previous five entries.]]> The party was held at the Windsor Ballroom in East Windsor, NJ. The services took place preceding the party, which I didn't attend. For these group photographs, I shadowed the official photographers. See the previous entry and the following entry.]]> Tom wanted to show us the paintings that were going to Venice for the Bilennale.]]> A groups gathered for a visit in Catherine's (Murphy) studio.]]> We ran into Doug and Jill on the street.]]> Nova and Camilla were working for me. Josh (Camilla's friend) came over to let us try the software he has for making labels for CDs. Nicole is a friend of Nova, who she had recently met at a workshop. Nicole dropped Nova off on her way to go home to Toronto, Canada.]]> We were working on my JFK sculpture.]]> It was set up through Jill that we meet up. We went out to dinner together.]]> We were in the city and ran into Tom, Joyce and Wade.]]> 2006-07, In the 2nd Circle, 2006-07, oil on panel, 17 x 20 inches]]> In the Beginning]]> Catherine (Catherine Murphy) and I went to the greenhouse at Vassar to pick up a couple of plants that Marty was wintering for us. We got into a long conversation about the state of things at Vassar.]]> 1991-03-13 (roll date, image #5), visited with Eugene Carroll (see last entry)]]> Innocence and Otherness (installation detail), 2007]]> 2006 Inquirer, 24 x 36, oil on panel]]> Cathy (Catherine Murphy) went down to the city on Tuesday, January 9th, to help make decisions about the installation for the show. The four people in the photograph did the physical installation. Peter Freeman and Cathy discussed where the paintings and drawings should go, and I threw in a couple of cents.]]> There was a buffet dinner, discussion, and presentations at Jon Chenette's (Dean of the Faculty) on the subject of interdisciplinarity. See the following two entries.]]> The guys from the Main Course. They catered the dinner. There was a buffet dinner, discussion, and presentations at Jon Chenette's (Dean of the Faculty) on the subject of interdisciplinarity.]]> There was a buffet dinner, discussion, and presentations at Jon Chenette's (Dean of the Faculty) on the subject of interdisciplinarity. See the previous two entries.]]> I was waling by in the computer Center and saw, Steve, Cristian and Mathew and assumed they were having lunch because of the presence of food. So, in addition to taking their picture, I had something I wanted to talk about to all three of them. After we talked for a bit, it occurred to me to ask if they were having a meeting and they were, so I departed.,]]> We got back to Galleri Se Konst in time to meet the reporter, Anders K. Gustafsson. While Anders was interviewing me, Rasimus, Catarina, and Catherine were doing the lighting for the show. I talked to Anders for about 45 minutes. He wrote an article about the exhibition that was later posted online. When we left the Gallery (Catherine, Rasimus, me), Rasimus took us to his parent's house for fika (Swedish tradition for getting together for camaraderie, and food/drink, but mostly camaraderie).]]> A weekend food symposium was held at Vassar College. There were lectures as well as this lunch. Before lunch, Thomas Parker did an introduction for chef Bun Lai, the chef and owner of Miya Restuarant in New Haven, Connecticut. Interspersed in Chef Bun Lai's talk, we were shown a film on him called "Blind Sushi". Then, we were served invasive species sushi rolls. There were more lectures after lunch, but I didn't stay.]]>