Art vs. Life
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Dreaming in Shades of Saffron and Yellow
Starting our Third Year the Studio on Slough Road
Next Weekend The Studio on Slough Road opens on Saturday for a third year. So much has happened in those three years it seems like some sort of dreamstate to imagine we are arriving at this birthtime again. The Studio Family, neighbors and visitors are invited by the Sidwells and Labdons to an open party at 75 Slough Saturday 2 to 5. The highschool jazz combo will grace us again with neighborhood sounds, art, gardens, chatter and food, sports trivia and just hanging out are all on the menu. Come joins us in welcoming spring to Brewster. For directions look on our website.
It seems almost surreal the way Cape Cod comes to life the last week in April every year. It seemed to be the longest, grey winter that would never end, the last month of the year 2007 and the beginning of 2008. We even took to the snow to raise the dead of our winter souls. Not without saying, I adore the silent salt marsh and quiet beauty on Cape Cod. This year though, perhaps with the passing of so many dear to us, a deep sadness started to veil the beauty of my treasured winter. The birth of new little girl, and the freezing trek through the Hudson Valley to Syracuse,still seemed to all be done in the dark haze of shorter than a nano second winter days,those ones that start at mid morning and end by three in the afternoon.
Somewhere in the reverie of old Seattle moody , short, damp days I had lingered over Joyce, and Proust, lying in bed with a down quilt reading 'Rememberance of Things Past' and being glad the sun had not beckoned me forth. But not this year.
Then right like clock work my yellow dreams appeared with the lengthening of the days. The Yellow Thing, that amazing phenomena when daffodils and forsythia take over my dreams again, and here it is, Spring in my artists heart again. As we cleaned up the studio and hung the new work, the gardens bloomed almost overnight. It feels so good to be above ground again. For all who have joined us at our gatherings, welcome again, for those who are new to us. come by join us on Slough Road. Like an old fashioned block party, or as they say in New Orleans a "Cochon d' Lait" come by and enjoy the 'Laignappe' , Saturday, Brewster in Bloom, May 3 2 to 5.
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Twinkle Toes has a dance commitment off Cape that afternoon, but hopefully we'll make the tail end of the social. It was nice meeting you, family and friends last year. The herring are running between Walkers and Slough Ponds. Spring IS finally here!
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Kathleen Sidwell is a contemporary artist living in Brewster. She is the owner the The Studio on Slough Road. Born in Denver, she married a football coach and began a journey of travel and relocation that took her from Las Vegas to Brewster by way of Dallas, Wrentham, Indianapolis, New Orleans and Houston. Her large acquaintaince with contemporary artists all over the United States has evolved into an amazing letter correspondence that will now be shared on this blog. The subject will hover around the connection between Art and Life.
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