Beltane Waxing Dyan Moon
The pre-Raphaelite crew met today at the MIA. We discussed the peculiar social habits of this genus of artist, their wonderful paintings and the meanings of their careful constructions. Their jewel like paints make their canvases leap off the wall and a book page. Their often medieval subject matter brings back the whimsy of knights and chivalry, while some classical allusions, the Two Gentlemen of Verona, Hamlet, and Jesus, for example create odd artistic resonance. They are beautiful and rich with meaning.
Wendy, Allison, Joy and Antra were in attendance. Allison presided with her usual vigor, taking us to places to see her new discoveries. We all peaked in at the exhibit, just now being hung, craning our necks over the barrier like groupies at a rock concert.
This will be a very fun show, I hope it finds an audience.
