We went to dinner at Crew in Poughkeepsie and the to see James Mangold's new film, 3:10 to Yuma at the Galleria Mall.]]> Ann Bogart had arranged an event at the Whitney Museum in conjunction with Siti's (her theater company) upcoming production of Hotel Cassiopeia at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Ann (who directed and produced the play) spoke as did Chuck Mee (who wrote the play). There were some scenes performed form the play and a screening of one of Cornell's films. Ann had asked me to show some of my Joseph Cornell photographs and give a talk (which I did). See next entry,]]> Gathering for an event at the Whitney Museum in conjunction with Siti's upcoming production of Hotel Cassiopeia at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. See previous entry.]]> We met at the College Diner so I could pick up the car I am buying from them.]]> 2007-09-17, L-R, Helen Renzi (in the middle of the photograph, wearing bright pink), Al Denson, Ralph Renzi. In the audience for the new York Screening of the Honeydripper, by John Sayles and Maggie Renzi. I don't know who the rest of the people in the photograph are.]]> We went to Cena 2000 in Newburgh, NY, for dinner for Sylvia's birthday. See next entry.]]> A group of us were at Cena 200 for Sylvia Plimack Mangold's Birthday. I ran into Dick Pollich who was having dinner there the night before he had to have a knee operation. See previous entry.]]> Catherine and I went to Upstate films to see "My Best Friend". We ran into Jill, Doug, Iza, and Rob inside the theater.]]> At the opening for my exhibition of for the 100 Most Popular Colors series at Davis & Langdale Company, Inc, in NYC. See next two entries.]]> The Gardner Family. See the previous entry and the following entry.]]> The Wolff Renzi Family. At the opening for my exhibition of for the 100 Most Popular Colors series at Davis & Langdale Company, Inc, in NYC. See two previous entries.]]> Before a panel at the Parrish Museum in Southampton, NY. The Panel was in conjunction with the museum's exhibition - All the More Real. See the following five entries.]]> The Panel was about portraiture and was in conjunction with the Parrish's current exhibition- All the More Real. See the previous entry and the following four entries.]]> Right after a panel at the Paris Museum on Portraiture. Dixie's appearance was a surprise. And she didn't know we would be there or Catherine was going to speak. See the previous two entries and the following three entries.]]> The empty seat in front is mine. After the panel, a group of us went to dinner at the Plaza Cafe in Southampton. See the previous three entries and the following two entries.]]> 2007-09-29, A group of people went to dinner at the Plaza Cafe in Southampton, NY after the panel, All the More Real, at the Parrish. See the previous four entries and the following entry.]]> Breakfast at April and Eric's. The day after a panel on portraiture at the Parish Museum, in conjunction with the All the More Real exhibit at the Parrish Museum. See the previous five entries.]]> We were all at a dinner at Helen and Carole's.]]> We (Catherine Murphy and me) went to The Brooklyn Academy of Music to see the play Hotel Cassiopeia. The play was written by Charles Mee and directed and produced by Anne. It is a play about Joseph Cornell.]]> Barbara asked me to come over to talk with Sam about issues related to being a young artist moving to NYC. Sam is a cartoonist and Judy's Nephew. We had met once before a number of years ago on Martha's Vineyard. We all had breakfast together and visited and talked.]]> We came down to NYC because Michael Mazur was having an opening for an exhibition. Cathy and I went to a few exhibitions on 57th Street. I had arranged for us to meet Michael and Gail at Pera restaurant on Madison and 41st Street for brunch. After that, Cathy and I went to see shows in Chelsea and then to Michaels opening at the Mary Ryan Gallery on 26st Street. See the following three entries.]]> At Michael's opening at the Mary Ryan Gallery, 26th Street, NYC. See the previous entry and the following two entries.]]> At Michael's opening at the Mary Ryan Gallery, NYC. See the previous two entries and the following entry.]]> At Michael Mazur's opening at the Mary Ryan Gallery. Mary wanted to introduce me to them because they saw Cathy's (Catherine Murphy) paintings at the Parrish and were interested in the Harry's Nipple painting. See the previous three entries.]]> We had just arrived at PS1 for Joyce's (Joyce Robins) opening (a number of shows were opening at once). I saw Thomas Daniel and Cathy and I went over to say hello. He was with a friend, Nicola, who had a piece in one of the exhibits. Ted Hamm is a friend of Nicola Lopez's. See the following entry.]]> At Joyce's opening at PS1. Joyce was one of four people in a show of ceramic sculptures at PS1 in Long Island City. See the previous entry.]]> We were at Gail Gregg's opening at the Louise Ross Gallery in NYC and ran into James and Sarah there.]]> We were all at a dinner at the Museum of Modern Art at the occasion of Martin Puryear's retrospective. See the following four entries.]]> I talked with them at the opening. The Museum of Modern Art, NYC. See the previous entry and the following three entries.]]> Dinner at the preview for Martin's exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, NYC. Dinner was organized into extremely long tables. This configuration and the noise in the room made it difficult to talk with dinner mates beyond your immediate neighbors. Hendel was sitting directly opposite me. See the previous two entries and the following two entries.]]> Dinner at the preview for Martin's exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, NYC. Dinner was organized into extremely long tables. This configuration and the noise in the room made it difficult to talk with dinner mates beyond your immediate neighbors. See the previous three entries and the following entry.]]> After the opening at the Museum of Modern Art, we went to the parking garage to pick up our car and ran into Brice and Helen Marden. See the previous four entries.]]> Jules Feiffer gave a talk about his work and about his influences. I am on Sabbatical this term. Liza Donnelly invited me to dinner. Dinner was in the library in Alumnae House at Vassar College.]]> Josh Marsh was in a three-person exhibition at the Geoffry Young Gallery in Great Barrington, MA. So we went to the opening. The exhibit is titled: The Place of Things -- Mike Glier, Joshua Marsh. James Welling. We went out to dinner with a group of people after the opening. See the next two entries.]]> Josh Marsh was in a three-person exhibition at the Geoffry Young Gallery in Great Barrington, MA. So we went to the opening. The exhibit is titled: The Place of Things -- Mike Glier, Joshua Marsh. James Welling. We went out to dinner with this group of people after the opening. See the previous entry and the following entry.]]> We went to the opening of a three-person exhibition at the Geoffry Young Gallery in Great Barrington, MA. So we went to the opening. The exhibit is titled: The Place of Things -- Mike Glier, Joshua Marsh. James Welling. We went out to dinner with this group of people (and a few others) after the opening. See the previous two entries.]]> I had been meaning to go the Cabaret Voltaire Art Center to introduce myself to Sukran Aziz, who owns and runs the gallery and was also showing her work. She wrote me a note some time ago and I had been to the gallery, but not when she was there. We met and talked for a while. My plan was also to go and see Margaret Crenson's and Billy Name's work at Albert Shaninian Fine Art further down on Main Street (both in Poughkeepsie). I gave Sukran a ride to Albert's gallery and ran into Bruce and Lynn there.]]> Ralph, Elisabeth, Cathy and I went to see a concert by Youssou N'Dour at the Ulster County Performing Arts Center (UPAC) in Kingston, NY. We ran into DeDe and Steve and a group of their friends at the concert. See following entry and entry: Visitors/Elisabeth and Ralph, November 18, 2007.]]> Leaving the concert at UPAC. See the previous entry.]]> Thanksgiving dinner at Betty and Jack's, Shirley, Massachusetts. See the following entry.]]>