Monthly Archives: August 2016

The Wednesday Painting – What a Human Being Is by Hilma af Klint

What a Human Being Is by Hilma af Klint

The Monday Poem – for Gopi

Both spiritual and material. Above, loudly chant the glories of

a small group of English men of

destiny only

to worship with him.

Some to serve as a

considered entity,

surrender until

performed through this

hero

Short Story Saturday – Flock

Flock

Anthony Tobias Bradshaw sits, as usual, on the 7:00 a.m. train, on his way to work. Dressed in his black raincoat, pin-striped suit, white shirt, black tie and black shoes, Anthony Tobias Bradshaw reads the morning newspaper, either nodding or shaking his head in agreement or disagreement with the various articles. Each movement of his head, be it a nod or a shake, maintains and strengthens who it is that Anthony Tobias Bradshaw believes himself to be.

The Wednesday Painting – The Treachery of Images by Magritte

This week’s Wednesday Painting is Belgian Surrealist Magritte’s The Treachery of Images. It’s currently housed in the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, so I probably won’t be seeing it any time soon!