Happy surprise at MoMA: Hans Arp's "Leaves and Navels" from 1929
6/23/24
3/28/24
3/17/24
Bukharian breads
Helleborus waking up
November 2023
Budgie Landing at the Bronx Zoo <3
9/12/23
I've had this plant since college!
August 2023
From our one gorgeous hike in Colorado before I spent most of the vacation sweating out a fever in bed
Aspen trees are really something.
June 2023
The pond at Crocheron Park in Queens
4/14/23
3/21/23
Every year, the crocuses!
12/28/22
11/25/22
5/26/22
2/28/22
10/14/21
Hell Gate bridge, view from Astoria
9/15/21
Back-to-school studio shuffle
August 2021
7/27/21
7/7/21
Pasqualina Azzarello's mural at the Queens Botanical Garden * www.pasqualinaazzarello.com *
4/20/21
4/13/21
3/23/21
3/12/21
9/13/20
7/23/20
6/2/20
5/29/20
5/11/20
5/9/20
Gorgeous work by Nairy Baghramian
5/5/20
Our neighbor's incredible peonies
White lilac
Azalea
April 16, 2020
The flora in central Queens is just like what I grew up with in northern NJ. I learned all the names from my parents and great aunt - this is Grape Hyacinth
Spring seems especially beautiful this year
April 15, 2020
Virtual studio visits are glitchy and totally worth it! Always energizing getting a glimpse into Andrew Schwartz's studio practice. Here's a good hi-res shot of "Impressions: Green-Wood" (oil, pigments, and mica on archival paper, 30" x 22"). www.andrewschwartzstudio.com
April 12, 2020
Running in Queeeens
All my hawk pics look exactly like this
April 8, 2020
So fun to find a sheet of slides (!)
April 6, 2020
Nice to see some blue sky
Almost there, flamingo <3
April 5, 2020
March 31, 2020
Watching these buds on our cherry tree
March 28, 2020
Neighbors' view. We'd been wondering, thanks Julia!
March 27, 2020
Hello little tulip
Funny little bleeding heart
March 26, 2020
A couple of mourning doves building a nest on our shower window ledge - I'm guessing they like the steam
March 25, 2020
Jogging in the rain isn't so bad. Lots of birds out, and everything's in bloom, including this quince.
March 24, 2020
Not sure why it took a pandemic to get me to start running, but it's been a great thing these days. I'll always associate forsythia with my dad's elated pronunciation of the word each early spring :)