David was a student of Jonathan's at Tower Hill School in Wilmington Del. He had taught there for a year. David came to stay with Jon and Joy for a few days.]]> Alison slept over Saturday and then again on Sunday, Sunday because she was out of gas - January 19 - 22, and then again on Monday. It was close to Cathy's birthday (January 22), so everyone came over to celebrate. I made Marjolaine (a French cake invented by Fernand Point). Alison also posed for Cathy during this visit.,Original entry title: Jon, Joy, Neil, Alison, Pansy 1 19 74]]> This was the original caption: "1973-08 c (roll date images #s 1 & 3)". nnNeeds a caption.]]> Neil came to pick up his car. He had loaned it to us. See next entry.]]> Neil came to pick up his car. He had loaned it to us. See previous entry.]]> Elaine came over to pose. She is leaving for Europe tomorrow to try and get bookings for the group she dances with. Jon came by on his way to Joy's office Christmas party. Elaine stayed for dinner.]]> See the next two entries.]]> See the previous entry end the following entry.]]> See the two previous entries.]]> Jonathan Santlofer read from his new book, The Murder NoteBook, at the Mysterious Bookshop, Warren Street, NY. See the following entry.]]> Jonathan Santlofer read from his new book, The Murder NoteBook, at the Mysterious Bookshop, Warren Street, NY. See the previous entry.]]> Jonah met me at Betsy's (Elizabeth Howe Bradley) office. We also met the carpenters there (Josh and a new woman). We took down the larger folded plywood sculpture of mine and added the smaller set of four. I had forgotten one of them. This did not matter all that much since I had to glue a small connection on it. I received an email from Betsy (who wasn't at her office for the installation). She was wondering if they were hung too low. I came back with the last one and we decided 6" higher would be fine. The carpenters were to return and move them up. Jonah came back home with me to bring the larger Folded Plywood sculpture back. he also sharpened pencils for Cathy (Catherine Murphy).]]> Jonah came over to do some work for us. He sharpened pencils for Catherine (Murphy) and helped me carry up and hang up her painting (Begin Again) to her studio up back. He came in a Uber and I drove him home.]]> Jon came over in the morning to pick up vitamins and some other things I had picked up for him in the Flushing Queens health food store. (I was traveling back to Queens to work for Joseph Cornell). He had tea with us.]]> 2009-06-12 Jonathan and Joy Santlofer, Friday. We invited them for dinner. They came over on their way up to their house in Bangall. I was talking on the phone with Jon yesterday and he told me that Doria (their daughter) and her boyfriend had looked at my site for four hours and got a kick out of following Jon and joy over the years, taking note of Joys array of hair styles. We had appetizers at the pond. Jon was telling the story of Doria and her boyfriend looking at the site (this time the hours had shrunk to two), of how Doria went on and on about the captions, Jon and Joy coming over to feed the cats, us getting home early and making dinner for Jon and Joy, Jon coming over to get keys and Cathy made him a sandwich, Jon having a piece of cake, she was wondering if I had meant to be funny. Though she did think that the site was an amazing document. Did Jonathan actually use the word amazing - I can't be sure? Then we went on about me writing in this entry about Jon not liking rhubarb, but having two slices of the rhubarb tart. The chicken did come out great and Jon asked for the recipe the next day.]]> 2013-9-17, Jonathan Hickman was up here working at the Cary Institute of Ecosysytem Studies in Millbrook, NY. He came over and had lunch with us (Me, Cathy and Aaron - see next entry)]]> Catherine Murphy met Jonathan when they were both students at the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in Skowhegan Maine in the summer of 1967. At that time, the students at Skowhegan were comprised of undergraduate art students between their junior and senior years. The schools that they attended suggested that they go to Skowhegan. The year after Skowhegan, Jonathan became an MFA student at Pratt. We saw him very frequently during his first year at Pratt when Cathy and I were still living on Myrtle Avenue. By 1971, Cathy and I were living in Jersey City, while Jon and Joy were either living in Jersey City or had moved to Hoboken ----This was the first photograph I took for the "Visitors" project. Jon was over visiting when I took his photograph. Then it struck me at that moment that I would photograph everyone who came to visit. The project soon expanded to include everyone who came over, no matter the reason. Later on, when we lived in houses instead of apartments, "everyone who came over" began to include everyone who came on the property of where we lived, without necessarily coming into the house. Then it occurred to me that it seemed reasonable to have a 24-hour rule. If someone came over and left and came back within 24 hours, there would still be one entry. If they stayed overnight, there would still only be one entry. If that person or people came over seven different days, even in one week, there would be seven entries. (Caption added, August 12, 2017)]]> Jon came over to pose for Cathy (Catherine Murphy).]]> Jon came to print photographs.]]> He stopped by for tea while out shopping.]]> Jon came over to pose for Cathy, then took us and Pansy to the Vet. We went to the Morrison Animal Hospital in Paramus, N.J. where Jon and Joy bring their cats, Noodles and Lulu. Pansy had her distemper shot and round worm medicine. We also made an appointment to have her neutered. Jon said he would take me back to Paramus for the appointment. The doctor said he thinks her attacking our faces will pass. Jon posed for another hour when we came home. While I was at the store, the man from Gimbles Home Upolstery service had come to the house. He was crazy and rude to Jon and Cathy.]]> Jonathan with Pansy. He was out doing errands and stopped over.]]> Jon came over because he went to Two Guys but had gone too early and it was closed. In the afternoon, he came back to pose for Cathy. He didn't pose for long because it got too dark out. He is Sitting in Catherine's studio.]]> 1975-06-26, Thursday, Jonathan Santlofer and Jeffy. Jonathan stopped over for a surprise visit. He had breakfast with us.]]> Hyde Park, NY. and February 7, 1971, Sunday]]> For those of you who have not gone over this site thoroughly or committed it to memory, you may not remember that Jonathan is the first person in this project. He visited us in Jersey city on February 7, 1971 and I took his photograph. Right after I thought it would be a good idea to take everyone's photograph who visited us.]]> ]]> Phone message 1 of 2 from Jonathan Santlofer,Phone messages]]> Phone message 2 of 2 from Jonathan Santlofer,Phone messages]]> The Whitney Biennial of 1995 ran from March 23 to June 4.]]> One of the men told me his cousin is Scott Hues (who worked. on my Four Houses sculpture at Rockland Community College)]]> After leaving Gunilla Lunstedt's house, we headed to Jordi Arkö's house in Garsås. Jordi lives in a beautiful house by lake Siljana. His family has lived there for generations, so he owns about three buildings. He lives in is his studio and a house built by his grandfather. His wife is a journalist and was on location in Jerusalem at the time of our visit. Axel works in technology. After visiting for a while, we sat down for lunch. Jordi made us vegetable lasagna, and his son Axel made carrot salad. We brought a Princess Cake for dessert. I had read about these before we left for Sweden and wanted to taste it. Jordi insisted we take the remaining half with us. So we brought it to Richard Galloway's. There was also a selection of flatbreads, one made locally. We visited both of Jordi's studios, and he very generously gave us some prints. We mailed them home from the hotel in Stockholm. At a certain point, we had to leave to get to Richard Galloway's studio. See next entry]]> Jose and Junior came over to install the carpeting on the prop stairs that Catherine (Murphy) is going to use for a painting.]]> An obituary for sculptor Joseph Cornell can be found in the New York Times, Sunday, December 31, 1972. https://timesmachine.nytimes.com/timesmachine/1972/12/31/90732055.html?pageNumber=37]]>