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.]]> Catherine (Murphy) is in a group exhibition at the Parrish Art Museum, in Southampton, NY called All the More Real: Portrayals of Intimacy and Empathy, created by Merrill Falkenberg and Eric Fischl. We went out to Long Island for the opening. Alex and Carole Rosenberg (who we hadn't previously met) were kind enough to put us up for the weekend. See the next 12 entries.]]> After leaving Catskill and the opening of the Cowgirls exhibition, we all headed to Woodstock, (in stages), to go to Gregory Amenoff's opening at the K/J Arts Center. We then went to dinner at Oriole 9 in Woodstock. See previous two entries.]]> At the opening fof the Cowgirs Exhibition. See previous entry and following entry.]]> We went to Catskill, New York to see an exhibition by Gail gregg, and to see a group show that Joyce Robins was in called Cowgirls at the Brick Gallery. Other people we also knew were in the show, portia Munson, Ellen Kosack, Portia's Daughter Freda Handelsman, Holly Hughs and some other people as well. See next two entries.]]> Looking into a sculpture in front of the Barrington Stage theater. See following entry.]]> We went to Pittsfield to visit Billy and Arthur and see a show at Barrington Stage. Funked Up Fairy Tales, written by Kristen Childs and Directed by Kevin Del Aguila. We first went to their house in Pittsfield, then to Elizabeth's for dinner (this photo), then to the theater. See following entry.]]> Out in the yard at the Jon and Joy's house.]]> Before going to the Speigeltent at Bard College to see The Elliot Smith project we went to dinner at La Mexicana, Redhook, NY]]> We all had dinner at the Busy Bee restaurant in Poughkeepsie, NY]]> We were taking a walk in Tivoli and I saw Susan and her family eating at Luna 6 (or 9).]]> We picked Carole and Rose up at their house and then headed to Tivoli for dinner. We ate at the Madalin Hotel and afterwards took a walk around town.]]> The came to our house for John to interview me for an article in the Brooklyn Rail. We had dinner here as well.]]> Shirley and Alexis ran into two friends at the Sabroso Restaurant in Rhinebeck. See previous entry.]]> We met for dinner at Sabroso Restaurant in Rhinebeck, NY. See following entry.]]> We met at Serevan Reatusrant in Amenia, NY, for dinner.]]> We went for to see a performance of Susan Marshall & Company and to dinner in the Spiegletent at Bard College.]]> We went for to see a performance of Susan Marshall & Company and to dinner in the Spiegletent at Bard College. See next entry.]]> Maryanne Burke was staying in the house of a friend (Anne Newburg) and had a dinner party.]]> We met for dinner at Fosters and then went to Upstate Films to see Gypsy Cararvan.]]> Polly and Stan's 4th of July and Polly's birthday party. See previous entry.]]> Polly Apfelbaum and Stan Allan's 4th of July and Polly's birthday party. See following entry.]]> Alexis and Shirley called and asked me to meet them at Rent-a-Wreck in Poughkeepsie. They had trouble with their rented car on the way up to a house they rented, which led to a situation. After talking with the owner on the phone, things were resolved.]]> Peter Schjeldahl and Brooke Alderson's 4th of July party. See previous eight entries.]]> Singing the National Anthym before the fireworks.]]> On the porch.]]> A group of the guests at Peter Schjeldahl and Brooke Alderson's 4th of July party.]]> A group of the guests at Peter Schjeldahl and Brooke Alderson's 4th of July party. See four previous entries and three following entries.]]>