This was a lunch after a panel discussion at Vassar titles: Careers in the Creative Arts: A panel of Vassar alumnae/i writer, composers and artists (actually one writer, one composer, one painter, one sculptor, and me as moderator). These are all artists who have received the W.K Rose Fellowship. The participants were, Corydon Cowansage '08, Alexandra Gardner '90, Christina Tenaglia '97, Dapne Kalotay '92. See the previous three entries.]]> This was a lunch after a panel discussion at Vassar titles: Careers in the Creative Arts: A panel of Vassar alumnae/i writer, composers and artists (actually one writer, one composer, one painter. one sculptor, and me as moderator). These are all artists who have received the W.K Rose Fellowship. The participants were, Corydon Cowansage '08, Alexandra Gardner '90, Christina Tenaglia '97, Daphne Kalotay '92. See the previous two entries and the following entry.]]> This was a lunch after a panel discussion at Vassar titles: Careers in the Creative Arts: A panel of Vassar alumnae/i writer, composers and artists (actually one writer, one composer, one painter, one sculptor, and me as moderator). These are all artists who have received the W.K Rose Fellowship. The participants were, Corydon Cowansage '08, Alexandra Gardner '90, Christina Tenaglia '97, Daphne Kalotay '92. See the previous entry and the following two entries.]]> The attended a panel: Careers in the Creative Arts: A panel of Vassar alumnae/writers, composers, and artists (actually one writer, one composer, one painter, one sculptor, and me as moderator). These are all artists who have received the W.K Rose Fellowship. The participants were, Corydon Cowansage '08, Alexandra Gardner '90, Christina Tenaglia '97, Daphne Kalotay '92. Daniel Bozhkov taught at Yale with my wife Catherine Murphy. His daughter, Rosa, is a freshman at Vassar. See the following three entries.]]> Thomas Nozkowsky gave a lecture in the context of the closing of the exhibition, Pictures of Nothing, at the Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College. The exhibition was curated by Mary-Kay Lombino from the Art Center's permanent collection. A painting of Thomas' was included in the exhibition. See the previous three entries.]]> Thomas Nozkowski gave a lecture for the closing of the exhibition, Pictures of Nothing at the Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College. The exhibition was curated by Mary-Kay Lombino from the Art Center's permanent collection. A painting of Thomas' was included in the exhibition. See the previous two entries and the following entry.]]> Thomas Nozkowki gave a lecture at Vassar as part of the closing of the exhibition, Pictures of Nothing, at the Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College. The exhibition was curated by Mary-Kay Lombino from the Art Center's permanent collection. A painting of Thomas' was included in the exhibition. See the previous entry and the following two entries.]]> Thomas Nozkowky gave a lecture at Vassar as part of the closing of the exhibition, Pictures of Nothing, at the Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College. The exhibition was curated by Mary-Kay Lombino from the Art Center's permanent collection. A painting of Thomas' was included in the exhibition.]]> Thomas Nozkowski gave a lecture in the context of the closing of the exhibition, Pictures of Nothing, at the Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College. After the lecture, there was a reception at the Art Center. The exhibition was curated by Mary-Kay Lombino from the Art Center's permanent collection. A painting of Thomas' was included in the exhibition. See the previous entry and the following four entries.]]> Thomas Nozkowski gave a lecture in the context of the closing of the exhibition, Pictures of Nothing, at the Lehman Loeb Art Center, Vassar College. The exhibition was curated by Mary-Kay Lombino from the Art Center's permanent collection. A painting of Thomas' was included in the exhibition. See next five entries.]]> Polly Apfelbaum and Stan Allan's Labor Day Party. See the previous two entries.]]> Polly Apfelbaum and Stan Allan's Labor Day Party. See the previous entry and the following entry.]]> Polly Apfelbaum and Stan Allan's Labor Day Party. See the following two entries.]]> Dinner at Peter and Sally Saul's.]]> Gary and Suzanne had a surprise dinner for Joyce's birthday.]]> This event was a party for Mark Epstein to celebrate the publication of his new Book, The Trauma of Being Alive, at the Cucina Barn in Woodstock, NY. See the previous three entries.]]> This event was a party for Mark Epstein to celebrate the publication of his new Book, The Trauma of Being Alive, at the Cucina Barn in Woodstock, NY.]]> This event was a party for Mark Epstein to celebrate the publication of his new Book, The Trauma of Being Alive, at the Cucina Barn in Woodstock, NY. See the previous entry and the following two entries.]]> This event was a party for Mark Epstein to celebrate the publication of his new Book, The Trauma of Being Alive, at the Cucina Barn in Woodstock, NY. See the following three entries.]]> Jack, Joy, me and Catherine were having dinner at Lucy's before going to Christina Tenaglia's opening across the street at Imogen Holloway Gallery. See the previous entry.]]> We had dinner at Lucy's before going to Christina Tenaglia's opening across the street at Imogene Holloway Gallery. See the following entry.]]> Imogen Holloway Gallery, Saugerties, NY. Opening for Christina Tenaglia and Douglas Wirls exhibition.]]> A gathering for dinner at Elisabeth and Ralph's.]]> After Catherine and Judy and I went to see Blood Play at the Williamstown Theater (see last entry as well as, Visitors Judy Linn, same date). We met up with Billy and Benny in Great Barrington. MA.]]> Judy, Catherine and I went to Williamstown to see a production of Blood Play (see next entry and Judy Linn in Visitors same date). Blood Play was produced in Williamstown as part of the Williamstown Theater Festival. The play was written by Hannah Boz and Paul Thureen and directed by Oliver Butler.]]> We met up fro dinner at a Tavola, New Paltz, NY]]> At Cucina Restaurant in Woodstock, NY. Nan and Noreen (see Visitors same date), Arthur and Billy, and Billy's assistant Benny met us at the Kleinert/James Art Center in Woodstock to see Catherine's exhibition. Then we headed to Cucina for lunch.]]> They came to see Catherine's show at the Kleinert/James Art center while we happened to be there as well (see next entry).]]> Imogen Holloway, Saugerties, NY. Joy Taylor had an opening for her exhibition in late July. Because the temperature was close to 100 degrees that night, they had a second opening, which we were also able to attend. See the previous two entries.]]> Imogen Holloway, Saugerties, NY. Joy Taylor had an opening for her exhibition in late July. Because the temperature was close to 100 degrees that night, they had a second opening, which we were also able to attend. See the previous entry and the following entry.]]> Joy Taylor had an opening for her exhibition in late July. Because the temperature was close to 100 degrees that night, they had a second opening, which we were able to attend. See the two following entries.]]> We met at the Red Devon for dinner. Jon and Joy live right across the street from the restaurant.]]> Me and Catherine were on our way to the Rhinebeck Farmers Market when Billie called and asked if we could meet for lunch. The timing worked out quite good. See the following entry.]]> We went to lunch with Billy, Arthur and Bennie. Coincidentally, Stephan and Patricia were in the restaurant. They came by our table to say hello. See the previous entry.]]> At the Rhinebeck Farmers Market.]]> This event was the opening for Gary Stephan's exhibition at ‘T’ Space gallery in Rhinebeck, NY]]> The people who cooked and served dinner. See the previous nine entries and the following entry.]]> This event was the opening for Gary Stephan's exhibition at ‘T’ Space gallery in Rhinebeck, NY. See the previous eight entries and the following two entries.]]> Dinner after Gary's opening. See the previous seven entries and the following three entries.]]> This event was the opening for Gary Stephan's exhibition at ‘T’ Space gallery in Rhinebeck, NY. Susan gave a general introduction. Steven said a few words about Gary's show and introduced John Yau's poetry reading. See the previous six entries and the following four entries.]]>