Monthly Archives: June, 2009
Voice and Vision
At Bard with Women’s Project Playwriting Lab for Envision, a writing/development retreat put on by Voice and Vision. It’s 10:23 and I already did yoga, showered, had breakfast and did … Continue reading
Uniforms
I grew up wearing them. Green jumper in grade school. Herringbone skirt and a blue blazer in high school. I really kind of hated it at the time, because it’s … Continue reading
What is the role of the teaching artist?
Just sat in on a web symposium at the Seattle Art Museum, sponsored by the Dana Foundation and facilitated by Russell Granet. There were 600 people listening in from across … Continue reading
Openings & Closings, Beginnings & Endings
CLOSINGS Yesterday, last meeting of the Ma-Yi Writers Lab’s season. We still operate on a school year schedule/theater production company schedule, so it’s summer and school’s out. As a kid, … Continue reading
The Highline
It’s open. I’m speechless. Maybe these photos can speak for me. In this very crowded city, it was a wonder to get a little breathing space to think. Maybe even … Continue reading
