Philadelphia Art Marathon 2012 with Ola Manana and California’s, La Suzy coming in from NEW YORK CITY!
Today! We visit the Barnes Foundation!
No place is perfect. Philadelphia is close. It is close to New York City, that is. In contrast to New York, it more of a traditional town. I think… perhaps, it is because, Manhattan is an island surrounded by water. It is more like an insanely sexy prison where the cult of art and cultural sophistication are celebrated with the most exacting intensity.
Ja!
I am LOVIN’ Philadelphia. It is so fine here. The weather! Stunning autumn colors. Burgundy, gold, yellow ocher, sienna, green! The trees are on fire, blazing with colors of decay, a window into a promising WINTER SEASON for Philadelphia citizens.
This city is vibrant, rich, and just culturally packed it awesome things to do.
In a single night on the town, I walked cross town to Society Hill. There I spied an really inviting restaurant. Butt, I decided to walk on. I wanted to continue on my night time stroll through the grid of the city. Pubs, Asian Fusion, Italian, and other ethnic culinary options abound. The variety of entertainments available to walkers on a comfortable jaunt about town.
We have so much to see! Of course there is the Philadelphia Museum of Art, butt being that we went there last week, or two weeks, ago we are trying to avoid repeating ourselves, butt it is hard to do ALL the things we want to do. We wish we could clone ourselves. Thus, WE HAVE!
The TALKING GRID is NOW, for today ONLY!: OLA Manana, La Suzy, and Frau KOLB!
Yes, this is like a sporting event! Butt, it is NOT. It is art about the fine art of bullshit, of display, of propaganda. WE are talking about images. Impressions. Ideas. We are sitting around and we are getting off our BUTTS and hitting the streets in search of superior ART/aesthetic experience! Ja!
We are on a journey to the center a a very specific and highly controversial location in Philadelphia. Today we plan on going the the Barnes Foundation! EXCITING!
Frau Kolb may POP into The Rodin Museum.
Maybe.
Frau Kolb
– Oh gosh. That was so beautiful and amnaizg. Thank you so much for sharing that!I have heard SO many wonderful things about you (I’m about to start a homeschooling journey with my 4 kids) and after watching that I really feel like I know you.Much love to you and yours.xxx