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Some leaf curling and cupping on my lettuce and tomato.\u00a0 Not sure if it’s a problem or not.\u00a0 I can’t find any organisms.\u00a0 No sign of mildew, virus, aphid, biting insects.\u00a0 Still, it doesn’t look quite right to me.\u00a0 Time will tell.<\/p>\n
Fed the dogs at 11:00AM and took off for the Walker to talk to Stefan.\u00a0 He asked me to edit and comment on his poems.\u00a0<\/p>\n
I got there early and wandered through the Suburbs exhibit and the Richard Prince exhibit.\u00a0 I’m not sure about Prince, as I know many others are not, but he has some funny jokes.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Two psychiatrists are at a bar together.\u00a0 One psychiatrist says to the other, “I had dinner with my mother last night and I had a Freudian slip.”\u00a0 The other psychiatrist raised an eyebrow.\u00a0 “I said, ‘You ruined my life you fucking bitch!”<\/p>\n
Also, “You know what it means when\u00a0you come home to a warm, loving embrace?\u00a0 It means you’re in the wrong house.”<\/p>\n
These\u00a0are on monochrome backgrounds, sort of pop artish.\u00a0 Most of the other re-purposed photographs\u00a0show an interesting angle on American culture.\u00a0 I can imagine a curatorial meeting\u00a0where having Richard Prince and the Suburban show together would add irony, creative tension.\u00a0 I’m not so sure. I found the suburban show more provocative than the Prince.\u00a0 It has an original take on a widely\u00a0experienced phenomenon.\u00a0 Prince recycles material from our magazines, our popular culture, but his work seems more cool, distant.\u00a0 The suburban exhibition is lively, engaged with the subject either ironically or in a non-judgmental way.<\/p>\n
Stefan and I met in Gallery 8, the first place aside from United Theological Seminary I saw when I first came to the Twin Cities over 38 years ago.\u00a0 Oddly, I had lunch with Lonnie, his wife, there many times when she and I used to keep up.\u00a0<\/p>\n
We talked about his poetry.\u00a0 I took a slash and burn approach to editing this batch.\u00a0 “I’m trying to find the line here, Stefan.\u00a0 Like skiing.\u00a0 I cut out everything that didn’t get me down the hill fast.”\u00a0 I told him that was an idiosyncratic method and that he could do whatever he wanted with the feedback.\u00a0 He gave me a few more so I guess it wasn’t too bad for him.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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