I caught up on TV shows Thursday and Friday night with one of my Hulu marathons. Two shows stood out to me this week -
Bob's Burgers and
Raising Hope.
The episode opens as Bob and his children are on an art crawl. I went on a gallery crawl on Thursday in Chelsea. I can't say the art I saw was "really, really bad". I gained some inspiration from the
PAT: Unseen, unheard, unexplained exhibit at the Thomas Erben Gallery. I ended up at Chelsea Market afterwards and gazed at
self-portraits by Kerry Skarbakka. The following day, I learned of the
Nue York exhibit opening next month and was invited to the
Freedom to Create show at the
Ana Tzarev Gallery (If you've never been to that gallery, I encourage you to visit. It's a beautiful space). I need to make my next solo photo exhibit a reality. It's time.
On
Bob's Burgers "Art Crawl", Bob's sister-in-law, Aunt Gail (that didn't go unnoticed), hangs a series of paintings of animal anuses in his restaurant. The family and patrons were offended by the art but couldn't tell her.
Too much for a dining establishment? Or just too much?
