Photo By Gail
Painted in Sedona, Arizona in 1947, Witnesses originates in a pivotal moment of Dorothy Tanning’s career, when she turned inward, translating the psychological imperatives of Surrealism into interior worlds shaped by ambiguity and concealment. The painting presents a crowded, deliberately compressed interior populated by uncanny, quasi-human figures whose anatomy resist stable definition.
Continue reading Modern Art Monday Presents: Dorothea Tanning, Temoins Du Drame (Witnesses)
Moving homes is seldom easy. Even a move within the same city can be overwhelming, particularly during the hot summers of Tucson, where temperatures can soar. The challenges multiply when you factor in the needs and routines of young children and animals. However, with careful planning and a few strategic tips, you can make the process smoother and less stressful for everyone involved.
Continue reading Nine Tips for Moving Smoothly with Kids and Pets
Photo By Gail
It had been raining in Manhattan for three days straight when we got a slight reprieve on Saturday evening. As I exited the subway at the corner of Spring and Lafayette Streets in Soho, I could not miss this rather oversized Bright Pink Shopping Bag, which had been discarded on the sidewalk, irresponsibly short of the garbage bin. No one likes a Litterbug. Continue reading Pink Thing of The Day: Pink Shopping Bag From the 99 Cent Store
Happy Martin Luther King Jr’s Birthday! It’s a public holiday here in the US (except for maybe in Arizona. Because, Arizona)! If you are enjoying a day of freedom today courtesy of Dr. King, why not live the Dream by downloading and building this fun Papertoy, found on This website!
This Hot Pink Toyota car was spotted somewhere in Tucson, Arizona. Thanks to Karl Brandt for the image!
