Tom and I planned for the screening of the animation students' final project to be on Saturday the 15th, between 1 and 4. We also had Pizza delivered at about 2. Most, but not all of the students had their work ready. At about 3:50, a few students mentioned that we still had a number of students to go, implying that we would never finish. I asked them if they had somewhere they had to be, and they just stared at me. I also told them we would have to stay longer, but they were getting more than their money's worth. At that point, Tom walked back into the room, and I told him we all agreed to stay longer. We got done a bit past 5. I told one student who was not happy with how the critique went that I could stay longer, and we could go over it. We talked for almost half an hour, and in the end, I think she was reasonably satisfied with the points I made. When I left, I needed to rush home because we were meeting Gabrielle and Micky for dinner. See entries of the same date in site section: "Groups", entry: "Miso Restaurant" and in site section: "Visitors," entry: Micky and Gabrielle.]]> This is the audience for a concert given by Adrienne Elisha in conjunction with my drawing installation at the Kleinert/James Art Center in Woodstock. After the concert, Adrienne and I gave a talk and had a conversation with the audience. See the previous entry and following seven entries.]]> At the concert talk at the Kleinert/James Art Center, Woodstock, NY. This was held as part of the Woven Walls Installation drawing. See the previous two entries and the following six entries.]]> At the concert talk at the Kleinert/James Art Center, Woodstock, NY. This was held as part of the Woven Walls Installation drawing. See the previous three entries and the following five entries.]]> At the concert talk at the Kleinert/James Art Center, Woodstock, NY. This was held as part of the Woven Walls Installation drawing. See the previous four entries and the following four entries.]]> At the concert talk at the Kleinert/James Art Center, Woodstock, NY. This was held as part of the Woven Walls Installation drawing.]]> At the concert talk at the Kleinert/James Art Center, Woodstock, NY. This was held as part of the Woven Walls Installation drawing. See the previous six entries and the following two entries.]]> At the concert talk at the Kleinert/James Art Center, Woodstock, NY. This was held as part of the Woven Walls Installation drawing. See the previous seven entries and the following entry.]]> At the concert talk at the Kleinert/James Art Center, Woodstock, NY. This was held as part of the Woven Walls Installation drawing. See the previous eight entries.]]> This is the audience for a concert given by Adrienne Elisha in conjunction with my drawing installation at the Kleinert/James Art Center in Woodstock. After the concert, Adrienne and I gave a talk and had a conversation with the audience. Some more people came after the photographs were taken. Rackstraw Downes for one. Gordon Millsaps was behind the scenes recording the event. See the following eight 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.]]> 2009, Coney: Night Maze 1, 2009, Studio View of Donna Dennis' new installation sculpture.]]> 2009, Coney: Night Maze 2, 2009, Studio View of Donna Dennis' new installation sculpture.]]> 2009, Coney: Night Maze 3, 2009, Studio View of Donna Dennis' new installation sculpture.]]> 2009, Coney: Night Maze 4, 2009, Studio View of Donna Dennis' new installation sculpture.]]> 2009, Coney: Night Maze 5, 2009, Studio View of Donna Dennis' new installation sculpture.]]> 2009, Coney: Night Maze 6, Studio View of Donna Dennis' new installation sculpture.]]> Congdon and Bari came over sand we all went to the Cuban restaurant for dinner. First, we served them wine and cheese (brie, that I brought home from NYU Friday night) and crackers. The Cuban restaurant was terrific. Bari and Congdon treated us to dinner and loaned us $50. After dinner, we came back here for dessert. Cathy made a cake.]]> We had a construction meeting at Vassar for the New Hackensack construction project.]]> 2000-03-22 Construction Workers, , International Air Terminal, John F Kennedy Inrenational Airport, New York City]]> Contract Law for Dummies]]> convey,-2009]]> Elisabeth Arlick gave the Convocation address, thus Cathy (Catherine Murphy) and I were invited to dinner afterward at Cappy's (Catherine Bond Hill) house. Cathy was sitting at a table in another room. Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY. See the following entry.]]> Elisabeth Arlick gave the Convocation address, thus Cathy (Catherine Murphy) and I were invited to dinner afterwards at Cappy's (Catherine Bond Hill) house. Cathy was sitting at a table in another room. Vassar College, Poughkeepsie, NY. See the previous entry.]]> See the following two entries.]]> See the previous entry and the following entry,]]> Senior class picture. See the previous two entries.]]> Corey and Linette, two Jehovah's Witnesses cam by to talk to me (the person who greeted them), about religion. There was a third person with them who waited in the car. We talked pleasantly for a while and when we were all ready to end the conversation they left.]]> Cornner of Kitchen in Dothan]]> I stopped by to briefly check out the exhibition.]]> Counting Absence #12 (for S. P.), 2005, 58 x 58, acrylic, oil, pencil on canvas]]> Counting Absence #13, 2005, 34 x 30, acrylic, oil, pencil on canvas]]> Counting Absence #14 (for M. S.), 2005, 20 x 20, acrylic, oil, pencil on canvas]]> Counting Absence #16, 2005, 52 x 48, acrylic, oil, pencil on canvas]]> Counting Absence #06 (for W. W.), 2004, 58 x 116, diptych, acrylic, oil, pencil on canvas]]> Counting Absence #08 (for P. B.), 2004, 20 x 40, diptych, acrylic, oil, pencil on canvas]]> 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.]]>