At one of the conservation districts.
Spring walk
Author Archives: Nerdishly
Acquisitions
A few more.
Milwaukee Art Museum
My images of detail from the following works:
✤ “Blackbird Song” by Sylvette David (2000)
✤ “Spider Queen (Rèn Zarenyen)” by Préfète Duffaut (circa 1958)
✤ ”Still Life with Ace of Spades” by Henri Hayden (1918)
✤ “City Canyon” by Letterio Calapai (1950)
✤ ”Prelude — until time has dropped” by Idris Khan (2022)
Art in Bloom
At the Milwaukee Art Museum.
More books
A few more.
Recent acquisitions
It’s a gentle madness, this book “thing.”
Seasonal
And just like that, we’re back to our spring / summer schedule, including taking our long walk each morning before it gets too warm; fitting yard work in between work, rehearsals, and studies — oh, and weather; and planning our May / June / July music lesson schedule.
Current
Books on my table.
Fleeting
Seen on a walk yesterday.
A few new books
Yesterday I finished Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, which I will likely reread at least once over the six weeks of the course I’m taking through the Newberry Library. During our first meeting, so many participants expressed an interest in Percival Everett’s new novel, James, that we’ve agreed to add it to the syllabus. Today, though, I’m reading another new book, Sociopath: A Memoir by Patric Gagne.
Nerdishly 