mdf…again
In setting up my new site and reorganizing this one last week I managed to accidentally delete two categories of files including one called mdf, which was intended to be letters between my dear friend, Kathy Todd, artist in Penzance, England and myself, artist in Boston, Massachusetts. There’s a large body of water between us but much in the way of shared history, paths and dreams. Kathy is a wonderful painter who takes much inspiration from having lived on the magical island of Tresco just off the southwest corner of England for many years. Although she hails from the States she has lived and worked in England for many years.
At any rate I wanted to get mdf up again so we can share art adventures. Making art is incredibly compelling work and just as compelling is bringing that work into the world. Kathy sent word that she is now preparing for the Affordable Art Show in London in October. Wishing you the best with that, mdf.
October 2nd, 2007 at 6:14 am
It’s so wonderful to have dear friends with whom we can connect no matter what. I have a plaque that a kid with whom I worked in one of my former paid professional lives gave me. It sports a quote by Fr. Bernard Cooke: “We need to have people who mean something to us. People to whom we can turn, knowing that being with them is coming home.”
So glad you don’t let the Pond come between you.
October 2nd, 2007 at 5:59 pm
mdf, debra,
Gosh thanks! The new work will be up on line next week. Then, mdf, I hope to have the time to write a proper letter. So much art related stuff is going on over here and living in Penzance is just otherworldly. And then there’s Tresco.
Good things,
Kx