Midsummer/Middle Age Revieval

If I had the Way-Back machine today, I'd skip on over to Medieval France. Just for a day or two, mind, in all my finery. Granted, it would probably be safer just to traipse over to France for the day and head to the Cluny Museum, le Musee Nationale du Moyen Age.

Then I could see the following:

The Unicorn Tapestries, 1495 - 1505

(these may be at the Cloisters now in NYC - were lovely when I saw them in Paris)

Mary with Child, 14th century

Not to mention the stained glass up top... one of many beautiful window details.
Happy midsummer!

Going to the carnival tonight (on desolation row)

I would love to dance with a bear at a carnival - all the tiny white flowers and the circus tent in the background. This is for Miss Bear herself (aka the Malone) - it's dancing shoes at dawn.
The above work is by Emily Martin of The Black Apple.

In the jungle the women come and go... Julie Heffernan is a new favorite of mine.
Her oils are amazing. She knows how to lift up the curtain.

"Jungle Fever" - resin and wax by Rebecca Stevenson.
I would like this on a table in the center of my house asap.

Walking in a spiderweb

"Last Star"

"With a roof of flint and floor of chalk"

"Whoa, We're Halfway There"

"Dream Catch Me 2"

Kirra Jamison

She has stars in her head

New work from an old roommate - "We Were Victorious Often", Margaux Kent

"Small Foxes" - Kris Chau

"She has stars in her head" - Andrea Gutierrez

To my sailor, lost at sea

by Zara Carpenter, Chatham Girl

Terpsichore

Terpsichore - one of the Muses. Her name means "delight of dancing".

The grave's a fine and private place
but none I think do there embrace.
- Andrew Marvell, "To His Coy Mistress"

But they do dance; yes, they do dance!

Arriving soon

"The Last Man Anthology" is a print publication dedicated to the best
in catastrophic literature and poetry.

Forthcoming in Fall of 2010, this anthology will feature my poem "Eclipse" along with the excellent works of more than thirty other authors.