Author: Joey Ciaramitaro

CLOSELY RELATED…an exhibit that attempts to identify and examine artistic elements that appear congruently in works by artists related by friendship or marriage, or by filial kinship, or by the duality of artist and place or…other.  (many possibilities).

Is our art influenced by our environment; our politics; the company we keep, and/or by our generic connections?  And is what we create truly unique?

Or was Picasso right when he said:

“Every painting already has a mother and a father.”?

The Celtics blew it last night.

I still love this team and am so thankful for the entertainment rooting for them all season, they were so fun to watch.

If we had Kyrie, we win game 7 by 20 points easily.

Love Terry Rozier but Jesus H Christ what a horrible night.  I just don’t understand why at the end of the game and him being that cold that he’s lofting up clanging three after clanging three.

I also don’t understand that when you get up by 12 points by driving the ball into the paint that you insist on hurling threes over and over instead of working the ball inside.

This was a bitter loss.   I know we were playing with house money even getting this far without two of our top guys and without two other role players but we should have won this game.

As much as I can’t stand Lebron, you gotta give him credit.  It seemed like there was a lot less flopping by him than in previous years and the man is a beast and he was classy in victory.

What a run.  What a season.  I can’t wait til next year.

Let’s Get It Done!

Mark Twain remains one of the most frequently quoted characters in American history. His fiery views on politics and religion angered the elected and infuriated the faithful. Well, just in case you missed his wit and wisdom about 150 years ago, he’s back for one more visit.

On Sunday, June 17, Mark Twain, played by professional actor Peter Berkrot, will deliver the sermon at the Gloucester Unitarian Universalist Church at 10:00 a.m. In this one-man presentation written and narrated by Gloucester resident Brent Wilkes, Berkrot delivers an unforgettable performance based on selected quotes from one of America’s most beloved writers. To place the narrative into historic context, the choir of the Unitarian Universalist Church will sing music of the period during the service.

Wilkes devoted extensive research into the life and writings of Mark Twain to create the narrative. He has produced and narrated the Mark Twain experience five times in three different states. “Twain was a master at exposing the hypocrisy of his time,” noted Wilkes. “His insights into the culture, beliefs, and practices of his time resonate even now with contemporary audiences.”

Peter Berkrot is a career actor who has performed on both stage and screen. He is a resident of Gloucester.

The Gloucester church was gathered in 1779 as the first Universalist congregation in the United States. For over 200 years, we have demonstrated our faith in support of justice, equity, and compassion for all. We are a Welcoming Congregation located at 10 Church Street in Gloucester. The Reverend Janet Parsons, minister. Information at www.gloucesteruu.org.

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