NYC, The New York Studio School. A lecture by William Kentridge. See the previous entry and the following three entries.]]> I brought two students down to NYC for a lecture by William Kentridge at the New York Studio School. Gina was on her way home from teaching a Vassar. See the next four entries.]]> We took Sarah out to lunch at Artist's Palate in Poughkeepsie. Sarah is leaving Vassar for a new job at Mt. Holyoke. See the previous entry.]]> We took Sarah out to lunch at Artists Palate in Poughkeepsie. Sarah is leaving Vassar for a new job at Mt. Holyoke. See the following entry.]]> Elise made us lunch. See the previous two entries.]]> Cupcake portraits of everyone at lunch. See the previous entry and the following entry.]]> Elise made all of us lunch. See the following two entries.]]> They are in the Palmer Gallery at Vassar College. Katie was in a two person show along with Eleanor Daniels. The exhibition was celebrating the recipients of the Rose Fellowships.]]> For more information on this event see: http://www.aavc.vassar.edu/news/Feb2010.html#story4]]> Adrienne was to give a second concert of Circle Voices. Thursday night is the night that the Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar stays ope late. This Thursday they are having a second concert of Circle Voices. Adrienne wrote Circle Voices in conversation with Hole in the Wall. They are standing in front of my installation drawing, Hole in the Wall.]]> After Adrienne's performance of Circle Voices at the Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College, we all went out to dinner.]]> Catherine and Richard were on a panel of judges for the American Academy in Rome Prize. I came down from Poughkeepsie right before dinner, Billy met us at the restaurant and we went to an italian restaurant near the hotel. I stayed over, went to some exhibition in the city and Cathy and I headed home.]]> Betty took us out to breakfast, Benjamin and Betty stayed over last night after the opening of my installation at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar. The man standing all the way to the left is the owner of Wild Hive, Don Lewis. The paintings on the walls are by Joanne Klein]]> Dinner after the opening of my installation, Hole in the Wall at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College. See the previous four entries.]]> Dinner after the opening of my installation, Hole in the Wall at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College. See the previous three entries and the following entry.]]> Dinner after the opening of my installation, Hole in the Wall at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College. See the previous two entries and the following two entries.]]> Dinner after the opening of installation, Hole in the Wall at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College. See the previous entry and the following three entries.]]> Dinner after the opening of my installation, Hole in the Wall at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College. See the following four entries.]]> Taylor Auditorium, T102, Vassar College. See the previous eleven entries.]]> Taylor Auditorium, T102, Vassar College. More people came between the time I took this photograph and when I gave my talk. There were also about 50 people in Taylor 203 following the talk on a simulcast. That didn't work all that well. See the previous ten entries and the following entry.]]> Taylor Auditorium, T102, Vassar College. More people came between the time I took this photograph and when I gave my talk. There were also about 50 people in Taylor 203 following the talk on a simulcast. That didn't work all that well. See the previous nine entries and the following two entries.]]> Taylor Auditorium, T102, Vassar College. More people came between the time I took this photograph and when I gave my talk. There were also about 50 people in Taylor 203 following the talk on a simulcast. That didn't work all that well. See the previous eight entries and the following three entries.]]> Taylor Auditorium, T102, Vassar College. More people came between the time I took this photograph and when I gave my talk. There were also about 50 people in Taylor 203 following the talk on a simulcast. That didn't work all that well. See the previous seven entries and the following four entries.]]> Taylor Auditorium, T102, Vassar College, More people came between the time I took this photograph and when I gave my talk. There were also about 50 people in Taylor 203 following the talk on a simulcast. That didn't work all that well. See the previous six entries and the following five entries.]]> Taylor Auditorium, T102, Vassar College. More people came between the time I took this photograph and when I gave my talk. There were also about 50 people in Taylor 203 following the talk on a simulcast. That didn't work all that well. See the previous five entries and the following six entries.]]> Taylor Auditorium, T102, Vassar College. More people came between the time I took this photograph and when I gave my talk. There were also about 50 people in Taylor 203 following the talk on a simulcast. That didn't work all that well. See the previous four entries and the following seven entries.]]> Taylor Auditorium, T102, Vassar College, More people came between the time I took this photograph and when I gave my talk. There were also about 50 people in Taylor 203 following the talk on a simulcast. That didn't work all that well. See the previous three entries and the following eight entries.]]> Taylor Auditorium, T102, Vassar College. More people came between the time I took this photograph and when I gave my talk. There were also about 50 people in Taylor 203 following the talk on a simulcast. That didn't work all that well. See the previous two entries and the following nine entries.]]> Taylor Auditorium, T102, Vassar College. See the previous entry and the following ten entries.]]> Taylor Auditorium, T102, Vassar College. See the following eleven entries.]]> Attendees at the opening for Hole in the Wall in the Atrium Gallery of The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center. The installation took place in the space that serves as the entryway to the main galleries. See the previous entry.]]> Attendees at the opening for Hole in the Wall in the Atrium Gallery of The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center. The installation took place in the space that serves as the entryway to the main galleries. See the following entry.]]> They stopped by my office to say hello.]]> This was Cathy's first day at Yale this term. We had lunch together.]]> I took most of the crew out for a lunch break at Noshi's Coney Island in Poughkeepsie. Travis Head is missing from this picture.]]> We went to an artist's party at the MOMA for the Gabriel Orozco, Bauhaus and Tim Burton exhibitions. See the previous entry.]]> We went to an artist's party at the MOMA for the Gabriel Orozco, Bauhaus and Tim Burton exhibitions. See the following entry.]]> We were coming along well with our work on the installation for The Hole in the Wall at The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar and probably going to finish by the upcoming weekend (which we did). So I took all of us out for lunch at the Artists' Palette Restaurant in Poughkeepsie.]]> They came to see how the work was going on Hole in the Wall in The Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center at Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY.]]> Her show was at Sundaram Tagore Gallery in New York City. See the two previous entries.]]>