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.]]> Catherine and I went to Upstate films to see "My Best Friend". We ran into Jill, Doug, Iza, and Rob inside the theater.]]> 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.]]> We went to Cena 2000 in Newburgh, NY, for dinner for Sylvia's birthday. See next entry.]]> 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 met at the College Diner so I could pick up the car I am buying from them.]]> 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.]]> 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,]]> 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.]]> At Bottini's Restaurant after Sylvia's opening. See 5 previous entries.]]> Our table at a dinner following Sylvia's opening at Alexander Bonin. Bottini's, NYC. See previous 4 entries and following entry.]]> After Sylvia's opening we ran into several people we knew. See 3 previous entries and following 2 entries.]]> After leaving Sylvia's opening we ran into the Wolf family. See previous 2 entries and following 4 entries.]]> They are sitting in the back gallery space in the Alexander Bonin Gallery at Sylvia's opening. See previous entry and following 4 entries.]]> We were coming into NYC to go to Sylvia Plimack Mangold's opening. We had wanted to see the group show taking Shape at Lennon Weinberg. So this worked out well. See following 5 entries.]]> We went to dinner at La Puerta Azul in Millbrook, NY]]> We went to Upstate Films to see Three Days in Paris and then to Gigi's for dinner. Rhinebeck, NY]]> In the studio. Rhinebeck, NY]]> Suzanne and Gary has a dinner for Joyce because her mother Lotte (Charlotte Robins) died last week (see the Groups section of this site., Lotte's funeral, August 16, 2007). The dinner was also to celebrate friendship and life.]]> Lotte (Charlotte) Robins died the day before. The funeral and burial was held at the Cedar Park Cemetery, Beth El Cemetery, Paramus, New Jersey. Afterwards there was a reception in Fort Lee in Lotte's apartment. See 8 previous entries.]]> Lotte (Charlotte) Robins died the day before. The funeral and burial was held at the Cedar Park Cemetery, Beth El Cemetery, Paramus, New Jersey. Afterwards there was a reception in Fort Lee in Lotte's apartment. See seven previous entries and following entry.]]> Lotte (Charlotte) Robins died the day before. The funeral and burial was held at the Cedar Park Cemetery, Beth El Cemetery, Paramus, New Jersey. Afterwards there was a reception in Fort Lee in Lotte's apartment See previous 6 entries and following 2 entries.]]> Lotte (Charlotte) Robins died the day before. The funeral and burial were held at the Cedar Park Cemetery, Beth El Cemetery, Paramus, New Jersey. Afterward there was a reception in Fort Lee in Lotte's apartment See previous 5 entries and following 3 entries.]]> Lotte (Charlotte) Robins died the day before. The funeral and burial was held at the Cedar Park Cemetery, Beth El Cemetery, Paramus, New Jersey. Afterwards there was a reception in Fort Lee in Lotte's apartment See previous 4 entries and following 4 entries.]]> Lotte (Charlotte) Robins died the day before. The funeral and burial was held at the Cedar Park Cemetery, Beth El Cemetery, Paramus, New Jersey. Afterwards there was a reception in Fort Lee in Lotte's apartment. see previous 3 entries and following 5 entries.]]> Lotte (Charlotte) Robins died the day before. The funeral and burial was held at the Cedar Park Cemetery, Beth El Cemetery, Paramus, New Jersey. Afterwards there was a reception in Fort Lee in Lotte's apartment. See previous 2 entries and following 6 entries.]]> Lotte (Charlotte) Robins died the day before. The funeral and burial was held at the Cedar Park Cemetery, Beth El Cemetery, Paramus, New Jersey. Afterwards there was a reception in Fort Lee in Lotte's apartment. Joyce Robins and Tom Nozkowski were in Slovenia and had to come back early for the funeral See previous entry and following 7 entries.]]> Lotte (Charlotte) Robins died the day before. The funeral and burial was held at the Cedar Park Cemetery, Beth El Cemetery, Paramus, New Jersey. Afterwards there was a reception in Fort Lee in Lotte's apartment. See following 8 entries.]]> Sunday breakfast after spending two nights at The Rosenberg's, (See All the More Real, 1 of 13). We arrived on Friday and all headed over to Eric Fischl and April Gornik's for a party. On Saturday, Carole took us to Jack Lerner's Longhouse Preserve, to Billy Sullivan's exhibition at the Guild Hall in East Hampton, and to Robert Wilson's Water Mill Center. Then she brought me to a neighbor's house to play Ping Pong. In the evening, we headed off with Alex, Carole, Dalmi and Michael Halsband (in a separate car) to the opening at the Parrish. After breakfast, we headed home to Dutchess County.]]> At the dinner portion of the opening at the Parrish Art Museum. See previous 11 entries and next entry.]]> During the dinner portion of the opening at the Parrish Museum. See previous 10 and next 2 entries.]]> In the front of the Parrish Art Museum during the drinks portion of the opening on the opposite side of the same table in the last photograph). See previous 9 and next 3 entries.]]> Outside the Parrish Art Museum during the drinks portion of the opening. See previous 8 entries and following 4 entries.]]> At the opening at the Parrish Art Museum. See previous 7 entries and next 5 entries.]]> At the opening at the Parrish Museum. See previous 6 entries and following 6 entries.]]> The opening at the Parrish Museum. See previous 5 entries and next 7 entries.]]> People listening to a gallery talk by Eric Fischl and Merrill Falkenberg. See previous 3 entries and the next 8 entries. At the walkthrough portion of the opening at the Parrish Museum.]]> In Eric Fischl's studio. See previous 3 entries and following 9 entries.]]> On Friday night Eric Fischl and April Gornik hosted a party in conjunction with the show, All the More Real that Eric Fischl co-curated with Merrill Falkenberg. This was ostensively a hello photograph for Elizabeth King as we spotted each other. See previous message and following 10 entries.]]> On Friday night Eric Fischl and April Gornik hosted a party in conjunction with the show, All the More Real that Eric Fischl co-curated with Merrill Falkenberg. This was obstensively a hello photograph for Elizabeth King as we spotted each other. See previous entry and next 11 entries.]]>