Anyhow, we entered into what seemed to be a fairly small
doorway and I don’t know what I expected but it was nothing what I thought it
would be. There were 3 stories of paintings, drawings, sketches, watercolors
and more. Art, art and more art. Micah really seemed to enjoy it as well which
was neat for me. That isn’t necessarily the “scene” for a 19 year old but he
was pointing out some of his favorite pieces and we were discussing some of the
art. We wandered around and he took some pics of me (he didn’t want to be in
them tonight so I just respected that). Afterwards, we went out for a bite to
eat and it was a very nice evening. I am so glad he is happy to be a part of
these intentions because I feel like it is even exposing him to some new things
which is really awesome.
I strongly suggest that any of my readers look up local art
galleries and art related events in your area and participate. I believe art is
healing to the soul whether you are an artist or not. Art has the power to
transform, educate, inspire and motivate. I personally enjoy getting lost in
another’s interpretation of a piece- some art is like being in someone else’s
dream. Give yourself the opportunity to open yourself to this world. #HGALIn memory of my lifelong best friend and cousin who was taken by cancer in 2011, I will be chronicling the next 365 days of my life to live with intention and do something each and every day with my life in her memory.
Thursday, September 10, 2015
Day 242 – Gallery Night
Here in Newport, they offer a “Gallery Night- Walking Art
Tour” for free every second Thursday of
the month. Tonight I decided to join in. Vinny was at work and Elijah was neck
deep in homework but Micah offered to go with me. So we walked down the street
to the Arnold Art Gallery. I was surprised to realize upon arriving that I have
passed this gallery multiple times but have never stopped in. In fact I don’t
believe I even really ever noticed it. The cool thing on this rainy kind of
night is that there was a random bicycle parked right in front of the building
but when I took the picture I realized just how quaint and special it really
looked. It was fairly ironic that the front of the building with this bike
actually looked like it could be a picture or piece of art itself.
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