Ocular travels, Painting’s page(s), good morning.

Good morning, from Painting’s page.

Bonjour from Painting’s page, oculi expanded.

Lisa Blas, Exhibition of paintings from 2022-2025, Opening June 14, 2025, Brussels.

Opening this Saturday in Brussels: Lisa Blas “Afterchrome(s)” • Paintings spanning 2022-2025, made in New York, Skibbereen, and Brussels. All welcome!

Great to see Ann and Knut from Aspinwall Editions in Hudson! They used to be my studio neighbors in the Garment District before the pandemic.

@powerhousearts.bsky.social #brooklynfineartistprintfair Process Process from Chicago✨

Some pics from the Brooklyn Fine Artist Print Fair @powerhousearts.bsky.social Today’s the last day, don’t miss! #blueacier

Bonjour from Painting’s page. Winter : spring light outside, feeling the seasonal tilt.

☘️ Western vistas, from Painting’s page. Happy St. Patrick’s Day, bonjour. ☘️

🌊💭A kind of point break….even/and/or fanhåyan, new painting + phone shadow in the studio, to reflect upon and keep me company while en route west. Bon week-end. 🌊💭

Dusty dawn, bonjour from Painting’s page.

Good morning, beautiful poem. #nancyholt #concretepoetry

If you're looking for a Women's History Month story, Two Coats of Paint has been owned an operated by a woman since 2007! Hit me up for some quotes or something.

Thank you to the #Artherstory blog for posting the details of my talk today! 🙏🏽artherstory.net/celebrations-of-women-in...

LECTURE: Lisa Blas, "Lines are lineages …" - BmoreArt HYBRID IN-PERSON AND ONLINE PROGRAM Lines are lineages … Lisa Blas, painter, educator, creator of Monday’s Image Weekly blog, adjunct … Continued

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💡A 2024 painting leaking through to 2025, inspired by gravitational waves and otherwise.💡

🔺Lisa Blas, Routes to Oceania: langat | after Wave(s), Acrylic and interference paint on canvas, 40 x 40 centimeters, 2024.🔻

💡En route to Baltimore, for my talk “Lines are lineages”, on Zoom and in person!🙏🏽💡

Excited and preparing for my talk tomorrow at the Women’s Club at Roland Park. I will make links via biographical lineage, art history and contemporary practice, the roots of artistic routes. In person and on Zoom, tickets an available here: All welcome!
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Welcome to the Bluesky account for Stand Up for Science 2025!

Keep an eye on this space for updates, event information, and ways to get involved. We can't wait to see everyone #standupforscience2025 on March 7th, both in DC and locations nationwide!

#scienceforall #sciencenotsilence

Not to miss: Johan Grimonprez’s film, Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat. See it on the big screen! #filmforum #nyc #bestdocumentary

🌅Morning, in my poetry Zoom group this week, ‘weaving’ was a repetitive word or phrase in Machado’s writing. Painting’s page, book #5 🔷🔹

Great to see you here!

Their studios burned. Their art was destroyed. A new exhibit of more than 80 LA artists devastated by fire Los Angeles’s artistic community reflects on disaster in One Hundred Percent, a ‘non-hierarchical’ volunteer effort

“I’m beginning a new life’s work, that’s the way I see it,” said Robbins, the 87-year-old artist who lost his home in Altadena. “We’ll see what we can do.”

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Love this postcard of a 1980s airport
in Guam, visionary architecture at work. #guam

Wonderful to see the foreign newspapers covering protests on this side of the pond. This sign includes a Sharpie pen, drawing unites! ✍🏽✍🏽✍🏽 @lemonde.fr #presidentsday

Thanks for being there! 🙏🏽🙏🏽

Last night’s screening of #threebirthdays by filmmaker and director Jane Weinstock at New Plaza Cinema on w. 67th Street. A family drama set in Ohio amid 1970s America, with the score by David Lang. Another screening is being planned, not to miss! #janeweinstock #nualacleary #newplazacinema

Thanks for posting this, Christopher. I’m creating a reading list with these suggestions for the times we are witnessing and living through.

Wishing all my dears, chères and queridas a most joyful Valentines 💌 Day.

Guam’s material history in craft, as connected to nature and our ancestors.

Very excited to read this piece!