 Current - detail Both "Movement in Squares" and "Current" are large wall pieces. They literally seem to move before your eyes.
 From Here, 1994
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Last year, the National Museum of Scotland, in Edinburgh, acquired my piece "Shelter" for their World Cultures Gallery. Today I visited. I am so very chuffed (proud) and pleased.
 Farm near Auvers, Vincent Van Gogh "Plastic Entanglements: Ecology, Aesthetics, Materials" is at the Smith College Museum of Art, in Northampton, MA, through July 28. It is worth a visit. It is a visual reminder of what we are doing to our planet.
  After working together for more than a year, Deidre Scherer and I have created 12 vessels for "Connections," an exhibition that opened yesterday at the Brattleboro Museum & Art Center. These vessels are "representative of the character the human body gains with experience and time." Many thanks to those of you who came to see our work, and to talk to us about it. It will be up through June 16. Click here for more info. 
 photo by Arlene Herbough  Such a remarkable exhibit at The Clark in Williamstown, MA, on view through September 3. Definitely worth a trip! 
 Rosa Bonheur - "Plowing in Nivernais"
 Louise Breslau - "The Friends"
Bangkok, Thailand Bangkok is a city of 8 million people, with hundreds of Buddhist temples and shrines, thousands of market stalls, and amazing food.
 on the Chao Phraya river Chiang Mai, Thailand 
 Luang Pragband, Laos Luang Prabang is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a beautiful city in north central Laos. Each morning, hundreds of monks walk through the streets collecting alms.
 a visit to Tiao David Somsonith’s atelier
Siem Reap, Cambodia Our guide told us that Siem Reap is a city with ½ million people and 6 traffic lights. Located nearby, Angkor Wat, a Hindu temple and UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the largest religious monument in the world. 
 Angkor Wat - Janet, Polly, and I, with someone taking a selfie!
 some of the lovely and charming young women working at our hotel Hanoi, Vietnam A city of 8 million people and 5 million motorbikes. Crossing any street was a challenge; we were told to just start and keep on walking. 
 Vietnamese street food Halong Bay, Vietnam Another UNESCO World Heritage Site, Halong Bay has over 2000 limestone islands, rising spectacularly from the water. 
Polly bidding a fond farewell to Joker, our Bangkok guide  The Kentucky Museum, on the campus of Western Kentucky University in Bowling Green, is a gem of a museum. Brent Bjorkman is the Director extraordinaire. The current exhibit, up through the end of June, is "A Culture Carried," about the 6,000 Bosnians who live in Bowling Green. You can learn more about it here. It is a moving exhibit, worth a visit in person or on-line.
 with Brent Bjorkman and Beth Hester  with Brent Bjorkman and Scott Gilbert The Fuller Craft Museum, in Brockton, MA, does road trips. This week a busload of people journeyed to Brattleboro. My studio was included on their tour. It was an exciting few hours, a craft show in my own studio, with great conversations.
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