Contemporary Wing of the MFA in Boston

They know how to deal with styrofoam coffee cups and excited tourists...a magnificent space.

It's all in the gesture

Velvet can disguise a vapid brain, praying always helps, the mood is in the folds, action in the gesture and this fellow (shall we call him "Charlie") on the T may be turned into a painting soon.

Re: Lilliputian Letterpress

If there is an explanation, you are clearly the woman who will find it!

Macy

On Monday, January 11, 2016, Personal Mailbox <freckle469@comcast.net> wrote:

These surprising, tiny dioramas at Boston Public Library are little gems hidden on the upper floor - around the corner from the monumental "Triumph of Religion" Sargent murals. The actual press has been shoved between the open stacks of dusty books on a circuitous route to the Rare Books Collection. Arcane, esoteric and quirky just BEGINS to describe this inter-generational obsessive collection of prints and a desperate, anachronistic attempt at a legacy. There must be some explanation...

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macychadwick.com

Lilliputian Letterpress

These surprising, tiny dioramas at Boston Public Library are little gems hidden on the upper floor - around the corner from the monumental "Triumph of Religion" Sargent murals. The actual press has been shoved between the open stacks of dusty books on a circuitous route to the Rare Books Collection. Arcane, esoteric and quirky just BEGINS to describe this inter-generational obsessive collection of prints and a desperate, anachronistic attempt at a legacy. There must be some explanation...

Floating in Boston

In Boston's Museum of Fine Arts Contemporary Wing, coffee cups are transformed into enormous clouds. They really have given up all the business about tea.

In Boston, tea has been replaced by flights of coffee

No Bullet-proof coffee yet, but definitely the occasional "Sidewalk Situation"