Louis and Louis had a dinner party for Carole's birthday. We played games, laughed a lot and got to see Louis' new book, which should be available soon.]]> Rachel and Jen had arranged a lunch with Purcell Palmer to discuss this year's residency at Catwalk-- a residency of artists and scholars that Purcell originated at her home in Catskill, NY.]]> An event at the New School on Twelfth Street, organized by AGNI magazine. Readings by Ken Kalfus and Terese Svoboda, and a tribute to Michael Mazur. Catherine Murphy and John Yau spoke about Michael's work on a panel type of format moderated by Tom Sleigh. Robert Polito hosted the event.]]> An event at the New School on Twelfth Street, organized by AGNI magazine. Readings by Ken Kalfus and Terese Svoboda, and a tribute to Michael Mazur. Catherine Murphy and John Yau spoke about Michael's work on a panel type of format moderated by Tom Sleigh. Robert Polito hosted the event. See the previous entry and the following entry.]]> An event at the New School on Twelfth Street, organized by AGNI magazine. Readings by Ken Kalfus and Terese Svoboda, and a tribute to Michael Mazur. Catherine Murphy and John Yau spoke about Michael's work on a panel type of format moderated by Tom Sleigh. Robert Polito hosted the event. See the following two entries.]]> Knoedler had a brunch in conjunction with the Armory Shows. They have booths in both the one at the Pier and one at the Park Avenue Armory. See the previous entry.]]> There was a brunch at Knoedler in conjunction with the Armory Shows. They have booths in both the one at the Pier and one at the Park Avenue Armory. See the following entry.]]> Alexis and Shirley came to visit (see Alexis and Shirley, Visitors, March 6, 2010). We went out to dinner after visiting.]]> We went to the opening of the Armory Show because Kneodler had put up a solo exhibit of Catherine's work, the Knot series. We were in Knoedler's booth, 11.]]> Josephine Halvorson gave a lecture in Taylor 203, this was followed by a dinner in the Club Room in Kenyon. Tomorrow Josephine is going to do individual critiques the next day. See the previous four entries.]]> Josephine Halvorson gave a lecture in Taylor 203, this was followed by a dinner in the Club Room in Kenyon. Tomorrow Josephine is going to do individual critiques the next day. See the previous three entries and the following entry.]]> Josephine Halvorson gave a lecture in Taylor 203, this was followed by a dinner in the Club Room in Kenyon. Tomorrow Josephine is going to do individual critiques the next day. See the previous two entries and the following entries.]]> Josephine Halvorson gave a lecture in Taylor 203, this was followed by a dinner in the Club Room in Kenyon. Tomorrow Josephine is going to do individual critiques the next day.]]> Josephine Halvorson gave a lecture in Taylor 203. This was followed by a dinner in the Club Room in Kenyon. Tomorrow Josephine is going to do individual critiques the next day. See the following four entries.]]> We went out to dinner at for Billy's Birthday to Milos restaurant in NYC. See the previous three entries.]]> We went out to dinner for Billy's Birthday to Milos Restaurant in NYC. See the previous two entries and the following entry.]]> We went out to dinner for Billy's Birthday at Milos, NYC. See the previous entry and the following two entries.]]> We went out to dinner at Milos, NYC for Billy's Birthday. See the following three entries.]]> Outside, after dinner at Grand Sichuan Restaurant. See the previous two entries.]]> After Tom's opening, we went to dinner at Grand Sichuan at 24th Street and 9th Avenue, NYC. We were supposed to have dinner with Tom Nozkowski, Joyce Robins, John Yau, and Eve Ashheim, but that took a different turn. John went home to pick up Eve and Cerise (who weren't at the opening). We had a reservation for six people and the people at the restaurant wouldn't seat us unless there were six of us present. Tom saw Kathy Goncharov, who he knew from Rutgers waiting for a table and greeted her. I asked her and the woman she was with if they would like to sit at our table, which would make six people again. They agreed to do that. Tom and Joyce were starting to get tired and left to drive home to High Falls. But John, Eve, and Cerise hadn't arrived yet. The host at the restaurant kept threatening to give away our table, I kept negotiating with him for another five minutes. It also turned out the host was already mad at Kathy and her friend for going to sit at another table that was not technically theirs. Eve, John, and Cerise finally arrived. And we got to get our table. Dinner was delicious and we had a good time with our new acquaintances. See the previous entry and the following entry.]]> After Tom's opening, we went to dinner at Grand Sichuan at 24th Street and 9th Avenue, NYC. We were supposed to have dinner with Tom Nozkowski, Joyce Robins, John Yau, and Eve Ashheim. But that took a different turn. Before we were seated for dinner, Nicole got my attention. She graduated from Vassar as studio major about 5 years earlier. See the following two entries.]]> Tom Nozkowski's work was the first exhibition in the new location of Senior Shopmaker in Chelsea. See the previous four entries.]]> Tom Nozkowski's work was the first exhibition in the new location of Senior Shopmaker in Chelsea. See the previous three entries and the following entry.]]> Tom's was the first exhibition in the new location of Senior Shopmaker in Chelsea. I had run into Howard a little earlier in the day at a group exhibition that had work by Gina Ruggeri in it. See the first two entries and the following two entries.]]> Tom Nozkowski's work was the first exhibition in the new location of Senior Shopmaker in Chelsea. See the previous entry and the following three entries.]]> Tom's opening at Senior Shopmaker. The exhibition was the first in the new location of Senior Shopmaker in Chelsea. See the following four entries.]]> I was shopping at Adams Fairacre Farms and Brad asked me if I had my camera with me, I did, and then took this photograph.]]> Dinner to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Carolyn Grant Endowment at Vassar Cololge. In the first couple of years, Tom Ellman and I received a grant from this fund to help us develop our Computer Animation course. the dinner was held at Alumnae House and was catered by Gigi's Restaurant in Rhinebeck. See the previous entry.]]> Dinner to celebrate the 10th Anniversary of the Carolyn Grant Endowment at Vassar College. In the first couple of years, Tom Ellman and I received a grant from this fund to help us develop our Computer Animation course. The dinner was held at Alumnae House and was catered by Gigi's Restaurant in Rhinebeck. See the following entry.]]> They are standing outside my office in Taylor Hall at Vassar College.]]> We were in the city to go to Helen Miranda Wilson's opening that evening. Bill's show was to open the next day. So we went to the Betty Cunningham Gallery to see if we could get in to see it, and we did.]]> We were in the city to go to Helen Miranda Wilson's opening that evening. Bill's show was to open the next day. So went to the Betty Cunningham Gallery to see if we could get in to see it, and we did. See the previous entry and the following entry.]]> We were in the city to go to Helen Miranda Wilson's opening that evening. Bill's show was to open the next da, so went to the Betty Cunningham Gallery to see if we could get in to see it, and we did. See the following two entries.]]> We were in NYC for Helen's opening at Lori Bookstein Fine Art. Hayden and I reminisced about the time she came to Vassar to deliver a lecture soon after her book on Frida Kahlo was published. After the lecture, We drove to the train station without much time to spare. When we ran down the stairs at the Poughkeepsie train station the train was already leaving the station, I yelled as loud as I could - STOP!!, and quite surprisingly the train stopped and the doors opened and Hayden got on. See the following three entries.]]> We were in NYC for Helen's opening at Lori Bookstein Fine Art. Hayden and I reminisced about the time she came to Vassar to deliver a lecture soon after her book on Frida Kahlo was published. After the lecture, we drove to the train station without much time to spare. When we ran down the stairs at the Poughkeepsie train station the train was already leaving the station, I yelled as loud as I could - STOP!!, and quite surprisingly the train stopped and the doors opened and Hayden got on. See the previous two entries and the following entry.]]> We were in NYC for Helen's opening at Lori Bookstein Fine Art. See the previous entry and the following two entries.]]> We were in NYC for Helen's opening a Lori Bookstein Fine Art. There was an exhibition of Stephen Antonakas' work in the front room (It is his work seen behind the people in this photograph). See the following four entries.]]> The New York Studio School, NYC. A lecture by William Kentridge. See the four two entries.]]> The person who did the staging for Kentridge's production of The Nose, at the Metropolitan Opera House. They did a kind of performance to illustrate involvement levels in relationship to making art. See the previous three entries and the following entry.]]> The New York Studio School, NYC. A lecture by William Kentridge. See the previous two entries and the following two entries.]]>