This is the one in which I remember why I used to never go outside. Welwyn Preserve stands on the north shore where the GPS gives out and across from a camp. Buses lined themselves up so that cars could not pass. The GPS flickered on to tell me to go elsewhere after I sat … Continue reading Outdoorsy Part XXIII: All The Bugs
Because the art expo was during the day, BG figured I’d be up for it because it was well before my bedtime. Because it was at a brewery, I was iffy at first because I don’t drink and I don’t eat—I live on air—and I don’t like going to things where I’m not going to … Continue reading Art Ownership and a Zoltar Encounter (and Warhol)
Taking myself on a date to the Nassau County Museum of Art has become an at least annual routine. On the docket this time: Heroines of Abstract Expressionism and FEM, and also the Manes Center for the first time with the promise of a juxtaposition of works from the Manes collection. The real focus of … Continue reading Coat Versus Museum
I had one of the best dates of my life back in February on Leap Day when I took myself into the city to go to a bunch of galleries, walk the High Line, and then visit the Rubin. It. Was. Glorious. And then the world shut down not even a few weeks later. I’m … Continue reading Inside A Museum!! It’s Glorious!!
What do sports, sculpture, and Apollo have to do with each other? Easy. It’s how I summer. Remember last year when my brother and I went to the Cyclones game on Seinfeld night and watched the Seinclones play? This year, we rooted for the Marble Ryes. And we took the same picture. Also included were: … Continue reading Baseball, Art, and A Little Moon Magic
The Nassau County Museum of Art had an exhibition called Fool The Eye and as a way to continue the perk-me-up adventure, I took myself on the last day. The art was dizzying at times and a little creepy at others. Additionally, there was a film about eating paper. These things below are not the … Continue reading Dizzy Art
Children at the museum! This was my first encounter with a school field trip at the Nassau County Museum of Art. I assume it was a class trip. There were children there. They were sitting in a semi circle. Then they scattered all around me, drawing. I love that they were taking in the art. … Continue reading It’s Electrifying (AKA More Tesla Stuff)
Yoga In Times Square Mind Over Madness. Done! Summer Solstice in years past have been scorching hot. This year, monsoonish. The class before me got drenched in a downpour. My class saw some drizzling. I wore my socks for part of it. I got to lie down on my back in Times Square once again, … Continue reading It’s Summer When
Upcoming Thursday, November 17, 2022 at 7:00-8:00 PM ESTPoetry Chat: (More) Poems That Confuse UsAn Oceanside Library Poet In Residence programFB Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/382548377342639Zoom link https://us06web.zoom.us/j/83579868887?pwd=K3RWNzdTcXFjWVhvTDhWMS9ReE1WZz09 Monday, December 12, 2022 at 6:30 PM ESTPoetry Chat: Let’s Talk About Epistolary PoemsRegister for free with BACCA: info@babylonarts.orgFB Event: https://fb.me/e/2St2Z7Qaa Wednesday, December 21, 2022 at 7 PM ESTAfrofuturistic Pastoral … Continue reading Events & Readings
Christina M. Rau 