Stephen and I spotted each other at the restaurant. They were out for Father's Day. If you look at the table in the distance towards the right you can see Peter Saul at our table. We had made arrangements to have dinner with Peter and Sally Saul at Gigi's in Rhinebeck. Afterwards to go see a documentary on the painter Alice Neel. See last and next entries.]]> Charles had an open studio over the weekend. I went to Charles and Maria's house in Poughkeepsie for the open studio. Joanne Klein was also there to see Charles' work.]]> At Gigi's restaurant in Rhinebeck, NY. See next two entries.]]> Jean and Martin Puryear hosted a concert, a Brahms Quintet perfomed by five young musicians, including their daughter Sasha.]]> Jean and Martin Puryear hosted a concert, a Brahms Quintet perfomed by five young musicians, including their daughter Sasha.]]> We went with Barbara and Judy to Serevan Restaurant in Amenia, NY. We saw Annette and Chris there. Coincidentally we had spoken with Annette a few days before and talked about meeting at Serevan for dinner at some point soon, which we will be doing.]]> Peter and Shawn had a picnic at their house in Hunns Lake, NY. See previous three entries.]]> Peter and Shawn had a picnic at their house in Hunns Lake, NY. See previous two entries and following entry.]]> Peter and Shawn had a picnic at their house in Hunns Lake, NY. See previous entry and following two entries.]]> Peter and Shawn had a picnic at their house in Hunns Lake, NY.]]> John and Eve had a dinner for John's birthday.]]> I went to the gallery to meet with Cecily and Roy about my upcoming exhibition. I brought about 40 of the 100 Most Popular Colors drawing series to see if they would be up for showing them. They were very enthusiastic and we finalized that the show exhibit would be this October.]]> At Sacha and Olivier, NYC]]> Judy arranged a dinner for Barbara for her birthday and her retirement from Vassar College. The dinner was shifted later because of a restaurant reservation issue. We went to Barbara's for drinks and snacks and couldn't go to dinner afterwards for various reasons.]]> Out in the yard at Tom and Joyce's house.]]> Allan Garganus was inducted into the Academy at a ceremony that day. See previous entry.]]> Jackie (a former students of Catherine's), received an Academy award at that days ceremony as well as a purchase award. Juan Gomez received a Richard and Hinda Rosenthal Foundation award. See next entry.]]> Cappy gave a dinner in honor of Barbara Page, who is retiring from Vassar College.]]> We were doing the final critiques for the studio majors senior project. We were taking a short lunch break.]]> I could not decide what to do for my birthday, if anything. So Cathy convinced me to go to Woodbury Commons and buy some clothes for myself ( in addition to my other presents). I called Bob and Sylvia to see if they wanted to go to dinner. After going shopping at Woodbury Commons in Central Valley, NY, we met them at Toro (which used to be the Cherry Blossom, where we had been going for years) for dinner.]]> Joyce wanted to come and see the student sculpture and animation exhibition at Vassar College. She is going to be taking my place when I am on sabbatical in the fall. So thought it would be good to see what the students are doing and meet some of the students she will be working with next year. Tom and she both came to the opening as did Catherine. After the opening, the four of us went out to dinner at the Beechtree Restaurant across the street from Vassar.]]> We had dinner at Amici's Retaurant, near the train station in Poughkeepsie. John had to get a 7:30 train to get to the city to work on editing the Honey Drippers.]]> I picked Elisabeth up at her house and then we came to our house to get Cathy. We met Ralph at Fosters Coach House Restaurant for dinner. After that we went next door to Upstate Films to see Ace in the Hole by Billie Wilder. There was a pre-screening talk by Scott Spencer.]]> We went to Pittsfield to see Arthur and Billy's new house. See next entry.]]> First Catherine and me visited with Arthur and Billy, then to dinner at Elizabeth's in Pittsfield, MA. Billy and Arthur had arranged for their friends Reba and Bruce to meet us for dinner. See previous entry.]]> The Drawing center had a benefit event at which Sylvia and Bob (Robert Mangold) were honored.]]> We ran into Wendy and some of her friends going around to galleries in Chelsea, NYC. See previous entry.]]> See following entry.]]> George Trakas was invited by Environmental Studies (at Vassar) to give a lecture. The Art Department was another sponsor. Par Wallace has been conducting a faculty seminar on creativity. The dinner was also a meeting of this group. Even though I had not been participating in the Seminar Pat invited Catherine and me to come to dinner and to this session of the seminar, so we did.]]> Andrew Tallon was one of three candidates the Art Department brought to Vassar for a Medieval Art History position. We had lunch at The Haymaker Restaurant in Poughkeepsie, NY with Andrew. Post Script: Andrew Tallon was subsequently offered and accepted the position.]]> Tom wanted to show us the paintings that were going to Venice for the Bilennale.]]> We went into Lennon Weinberg Gallery, 514 West 25th Street, NYC, to see the Mary Lucier Exhibition.]]> After the opening of my exhibition of photographs, Cover Up, at Gallery Kayafas. Accross the internal street from the gallery. See previous three previous entries.]]> Right after the opening of my exhibition of photographs, Cover-Up, at Galery Kayafas, Boston, MA. See previous two entries and following entry.]]> At the opening of my exhibition of photographs, Cover-Up, at Galery Kayafas, Boston, MA. See previous entry and following two entries.]]> At the opening of my exhibition of photographs, Cover-Up, at Galery Kayafas, Boston, MA. See next three entries.]]> After my opening at Kayafas Gallery we stayed at Michael and Gail's in Cambridge. Gail, very thoughfully, thought we might be hungry. So had some food waiting for us when we got to their house. They had left the opening before us.]]> Dinner at Woo Chon, NYC, after Judy Linn's opening at Feature Gallery on 25th Street. See previous entry.]]> Dinner at Woo Chon Korean Retaurant on 36th Street, NYC, after Judy Linn's opening at Feature Gallery on 25th Street. See following entry.]]>