
Before Sunset

My View of Life on the Dock

Took a walk on Wednesday around Clark Pond to Magnolia, such a pretty winter day.

From Beth Welin, Director at the Manchester Historical Museum:
Just got confirmation from the Board of Health that we can have our normal refreshments. The museum will provide drinks (wine and seltzer), and I have a plea out to the board for someone to arrange for cheese and crackers. If you all would be willing to bring something to share, that will make the reception extra nice. Hope to see you all there.

Shop local, thank you
Gloucester’s very talented artist Amy Kerr sent me the next couple of events for the I Am More Project.
Dear I Am More subjects,
I’m starting to prep for the next exhibit at South Shore Plaza in Braintree (flyer attached). We’re going to be taking down Holyoke and putting up SSP in one day, so the dates to see the exhibit are March 14-April 9.

Because there are now 40 of you, and an exhibit with the display panels can only include 20, I’m going to be mixing you up at each location. This will be based on people who live closest to the exhibit, and as much diversity as possible in the subject matter. You have all been included in one of the last two exhibits at Northshore and Holyoke, so the South Shore Plaza exhibit will include:
We are able to hang portraits simultaneously in locations that do not require the panels, so if you know of schools, libraries, non-profits, businesses, healthcare facilities who might host a display of 1-20 portraits that you could help facilitate, let me know.
Upcoming press includes the April issue of Northshore Magazine, and it sounds like Fox 25 might be doing a piece from the South Shore Plaza exhibit.
Enjoy these last cold days of winter!
Thank you Amy Kerr
I Am More Founder/Artist
amykerrdraws.org


Reblogged from the Gloucester Daily Times:


It is always pretty after a snow storm. The sunset was pretty with the glow of the Boston skyline and a plane coming into Logan.

The morning after a snow storm is so beautiful. Enjoy



Love where we live

On Wednesday went over to Good Harbor Beach. The temperature was almost 70 degrees. Again New Englanders can adapt very quickly to weather changes. Love the photo of people in the ocean and someone talking to them in a parka.

From Amy Kerr’s I Am More Project. Amy is so very talented.
Just passing along a piece that came out this week on NPR in western New England about our project and the current exhibit at The Holyoke Mall: https://www.nepm.org/regional-news/2022-02-21/public-art-exhibit-i-am-more-depicts-how-people-are-more-than-their-challenges
From Magnolia Pier at low tide.

Amazing how we adapt to the weather here in New England. Freezing one day and the next day (55 degrees) everyone was out and about.

These metals will be at the Manchester Historical Museum Spring Art Show. The opening reception will be on March 6, 2022 from 2:00 -6:00 at 10 Union Street Manchester by the Sea, through closing reception Saturday, April 9, 10 -2. Thank you Cape Ann Giclee for the metal prints.



Love visiting my friends over at Marshalls Farmstand. The alpacas love to come over to say hi,, the beautiful large horse Stratton is so affectionate and gentle.

