From Carletta Wilson

May 20, 2011
Ryukan

Hi,

Hope you can stop by to partake of the landscape, installations and artwork at the Washington Studio and Gardens.
Washington House and Studio
1816 26th Avenue
Directions
At 26th & Union go 5 blocks north. Residence is on east side of the street.
Look for a red fence.  Take the path on the left side of the house to studio and gardens.
Preview                      10AM-2PM   Mon-Wed,     May 23-25
Reception                    6PM           Thursday,      May 26
Artist Walk & Talk        2PM           Saturday       May 28
May begins in celebration of mothers and mothering and ends in honoring the memory of those who lost their lives in war. Most notably, Memorial Day was born out of the embers of the Civil War.  This year, across the country,  observances of the 150th anniversary of the Civil War are taking place.

Poem of Stone and Bone: Make Her of Mystery is a work of celebration and remembrance. My residency at the James W. Washington House and Studio has provided a foundation and font for work that draws upon these elements.  Mr. Washington’s studio and garden provide the perfect setting. I hope to see you there.
Best regards,

Carletta

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