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Hope in the New Year

1/14/2021

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Eyes on the Future

​I saluted the new year with joy at midnight on December 31 and opened my heart and mind to the possibilities of the New Year.  Reflection on the year past and contemplation of the coming year was especially poignant.  I welcome both the tumult and peace, progress and stillness.
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For the last several weeks, I have been adding new products to my Etsy shops. I have added new originals and prints, and I have expanded the selection of sizes of the prints that are available for many items.  I added new products, like a new Mouse Pad, and I will continue to add listings over the next few months as well.  I have a lot to offer!  Here is a glimpse:
Visit me at:
  • DECOfineartcollage
  • StarArtbyDeco
  • DECOcollageCards

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January 2021

Forward motion

​I continue work on my big Coral Reef series; it’s time to consider where I will display this series first.  Maybe a small regional art museum.  I am already adding shows to my docket for later in the year when we have the COVID-19 Pandemic under control.  One show revolves around the word “Yes!”

​I will not forget the hundreds of thousands who lost their lives to the virus, sometimes alone and in pain, and I will remember those who grieve for the ones they lost.  I ask you to join me in the National Day of Remembrance, January 19. ​Read more about it here.  Light a candle, remember the victims, keep hope for healing and peace.


Love and Peace,

Deco
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Love in season

12/17/2020

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Corner of a work-in-progress by Deco

Good cheer, my friends


​One of the words that is common in this season, when we are celebrating holidays at the dark and cold time of year, is Love. Love is a stretchy word, a pliable concept. We mean the coziness we feel for those we live with or grew up with, passion in romance, and universal warmth to all of humanity, care for all in the universe from the tiniest not-yet-seen to the most expansive. 

​​I just completed a collage that I have been working on since September; it is a commission from a private party, so I can’t post it here, but is all about Love.  It is a portrait of a person expressing love, a gift of love to someone as commissioned by someone else – a chain of different expressions of Love.  I have included three detail photos of it here, showing some hidden messages without revealing the subject of the portrait.

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Life Goes On

With the completion of the portrait, I am back to working on my Coral Reef, seeing it with renewed vision, and filled with more energy and determination.  I listen to music as I work.  Lately, I have been tuning in my favorite K-pop artists, BTS.  I think their new album and the song, “Live Goes On” perfectly captures some of the feeling engendered by the isolation of COVID-19 quarantining.  I encourage you to watch this performance for James Corden’s “Late Late Show". 

Happy for the Holidays

Plunging into holiday celebration is my other activity this month. I am listening to my favorite carols, decking the halls, preparing treats for sharing, planning feasts and family Zoom calls, and giving as generously as I can, because I can. 

​I started a fund-raising campaign for a local organization for which I volunteer, Many Mothers.  In other years, the non-profit sends volunteers to families welcoming a newborn; we hold the babies to give new moms a break, and bring encouragement to vulnerable.  This year virus shutdowns means we can’t go into homes, but the families still need diapers and baby food.  Here is the link to my Many Mothers fundraising page on Facebook.
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 Best wishes for a much better new year!

Love and Peace,

​Deco
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Welcome the New

11/12/2020

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Three Hard Shell, Original Collage by Deco
​​Most of the leaves have fallen in my neighborhood, signaling a new phase of Autumn. An early snow ended the vivid season; the icy blanket contrasted with the bronze leaves and purple flowers.  I managed to harvest my last tomatoes and some of the herbs.  The melting snow was welcome in the garden, and now it is time to hunker by the fire, read good books, touch base with family and friends and reminisce. 

Now it’s time to make plans for the future. I bought my 2021 planner and will start  entering dates… starting with birthdays and holidays. Hopefully, the calendar will fill up with the rescheduled visits and trips. Yes, my 2020 planner is full of Xs.  I had to cancel trips, art shows, much anticipated visits from dear friends, ordinary things, as I am sure many people had to X out wonderful things.  But a new year is in view, and a feeling of hope is rising.   

New Work ahead

I am still working away.  A friend just gave me a cache of catalogs – three years’ worth! And I am finding little treasures to add to the collages that are in process now. Now is a good time to think about gifts for the holidays. I have coupons in my Etsy shops, and I will have holiday promotions as well. Keep on the look out for holiday specials!

​Let’s beat this virus that has so affected our lives.  Until we get a reliable, accessible vaccine, let’s work for each other.  I now avoid going into any store, trying to take advantage of free curbside pick-up. If I must be out and about – visiting the endodontist for a root canal, let’s say – I will wear a mask. And I hope you do too. 
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Celebrate Thanksgiving; cherish your family and your friends and the good parts of this crazy year!  Bright future ahead!


Peace & Love,
Deco
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Chances are good...

10/8/2020

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What's new on the Reef

​Looking back at my past blog entries, I see it has been a while since I posted an update on the progress of the Coral Reef series.  I have been working steadily on the largest collage in the series, but since it is large, and the process is painstaking, seeing progress needs a sharp eye.  Here are some photos showing details on some of the new areas I am incorporating.

Take a chance on me

Recently, I have been considering having a raffle for some of my large, framed collages. It came to mind because a Santa Fe craftsperson of my acquaintance held a raffle for his product.  He is a blacksmith who creates hand-forged knives for chefs. These knives are high-end tools meant for professionals – but home cooks who know the value of good tools want them too. Recently, he had a raffle for one of these knives, with tickets for only $10 – quite a bargain price for this hand-crafted work.

If you are curious about these knives, you can check them out on Instagram: Tell him that Deco sent you!
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​​I was wondering if such a promotion would work for me. The necessary protections for the public during the pandemic have impacted my career. The art shows are closed or online only, so the opportunity to show my work has dwindled. What do you think of an online art raffle? What piece would make a good prize?  What would be a price for a raffle ticket?  If you have ever seen my work in a gallery, you may recall that I use archival framing that costs hundreds of dollars in addition to the collage itself, so I have to weigh that as well in my decision. 

​Write to me and let me know your thoughts!
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myrkrfellforge // Former chef turned knife maker living in the deserts of New Mexico.

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And in the Etsy shops....

I have new promotions starting in my Etsy shops. In the original shop DECOfineartcollage, I am highlighting my aspens, as I do every year, during Aspen season. In addition to posters, prints and journals, I have the three mixed media set on wood panels. 

​​They are only 8” square, and would look great in you home office, singly or as the complete set. I am offering a coupon for everything in the shop, 15% off the purchase of any 3 items in the shop. Use this coupon code: ASPENGLOW

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And in my other shop, STARArtbyDeco, I have a different promotion. “Favorite” any item, and you will receive a 15% off coupon code.  This one is called DRACONID  for the ongoing meteor shower.

Seasonal Bliss

We are enjoying a dry but colorful Autumn in Santa Fe.  I hope that you are enjoying the seasonal beauty wherever you are.  Incidentally, I am voting early, next week, and I encourage you to plan to make your vote count.  Support representatives who embrace issues important to you.
Peace & ​Love,

Deco
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Collage Cards by Deco

9/9/2020

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Online Greeting Cards

​When I was participating in the local art markets – so long ago, in the Age Before Covid – I had a large display of greeting cards in my booth, usually prominently placed near the aisle. Featuring reproductions of my Original Collages in a 5” x 7” format, the shop had 30 individual cards and 10 card sets, plus journals and other small items. These brought many customers to me – locals and tourists who wanted gifts and souvenirs. I used to joke that this was “Deco’s Little Card Shop”.
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​Recently, a customer asked if I “still had greeting cards…” Goodness, yes!  I have the 30 individual cards, and the 10 gift bundles, all in my two Etsy shops DECOfineartcollage and StarArtbyDeco.  However, the way that Etsy displays the items, it is not as easy to find the giftable selections as when I had my booth.  The Etsy shops show huge Original Collages next to posters which are next to staves, etc.  I can arrange the display – somewhat…but it is not like have the 3-foot by 3-foot rack of cards available for selecting.  My solution:  a new Etsy shop!  

Card Shop on Etsy

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​Today, I introduce DECOcollageCards, an Etsy shop devoted to the sale of Greeting Cards and Journals!
I have 10 card collections and 4 journals in the shop, all with my original collage designs. I plan to add more items in the next few months. Until I can have my big card display “in real life”, Deco’s Little Card Shop will be virtual.  The shop specializes in the card collections – that is 4 or 5 identical or related cards bundled with envelopes and tied with a ribbon. More individual cards available as well, and I will set up a marketing plan for those – maybe a mix-and-match collection?

​Of special note are the autumnal collections – it is now the season of golden aspens, and ristras and pumpkins.  These images are in my two “Autumn in New Mexico“ collections – one set shows the aspens and the trees in the mountains, and the other shows the harvest in the Southwest – the red chile peppers and the pumpkins. Soon the pears will ripen – I have a whole collection devoted to my favorite pome.

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I invite you to look at all the fantastic collections in my new card shop. I am also offering a coupon to my first 10 customers for DECOcollageCards. Go to the Etsy page and "favorite" a selection (click the heart) and you will receive a 15% off coupon – FIRST10

Peace
and Love,
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Deco

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All you need...Love and Beatles Art

8/13/2020

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Original Collage by Deco "It's Only Love"

Summer is Beatles Time

​A busy month in Santa Fe… Our usual summer activities have transformed and we are finding news ways to have fun.
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For me, August always meant attending The Fest for Beatles Fans in Chicago and meeting with friends and family; this year our Fest was Virtual. We Beatles Fans met up in a massive 3-day Zoom Festival; we enjoyed live-streamed music, panel discussions, and interactive presentations. I hosted the “Happily Ever After in the Marketplace” Zoom Room, where we presented the Fest Store, huge Memorabilia collections, and my specialty, the Art Room.
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​When Fest is live and in person, we meet in a hotel – in Chicago, it’s the Hyatt in Rosemont (though some of you may remember the Palmer House in 1977) – and I am in charge of a large room dedicated to Fan Art. I receive and display Fan Art in all sorts of media, run the Art Contest, and present the Awards. This year, our Fan Art was displayed on a Facebook page, and our Zoom Room was dedicated to live events. Although our new platform was limiting in some sense, Virtual Fest was an exciting opportunity to expand outside of the usual Art Room experience.
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Carol Lapidos in the Fest Art Room, 1978
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Art awards presentation, the Fest 2015
​On Friday, we showed a slide show of the Art Room from the 1970s to the present, using photos from the Fest Archives. On Saturday, three Beatles Fan Artists welcomed us into their studios, in Brooklyn, upstate New York, and the west suburbs of Chicago. The three artists - Marlene Weisman, Regina Gelfer, and Sandra Ragan - have radically different approaches, media, and points of inspiration. This visit led to a lively discussion with the zooming audience about the nature of art and what motivates action in art.
We dedicated Saturday evening to a special presentation - a Retrospective on one of our most popular Fan Artists from the Fest in Chicago, Nicole Nigh Hondros.  Working with photos and stories from her husband, her mom and her good friends Danny Donuts and Barb Charteris Raudonis, as well as my own archives, I compiled a slideshow. We gave Beatles Fans from around the world the opportunity to enjoy her unique creations.  Nicole started submitting her work to the Fest when she was a teen; her work explored the unusual art media and extreme scale variations. Sadly, Nicole died two years ago, and is missed by her family, friends, and all of us at the Fest.
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Nicole Nigh Hondros accepting an award for "Words of Revolver" at the Fest, 2016
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Yellow Submarine cardboard sculpture by Nicole Nigh Hondros
​On Sunday, I was pleased to host photographer John Hester, who has been taking photos of Fest guests since the 1990s. He showed us over two dozen of these, including Billy Preston, Astrid Kirchner, Pete Best, Patti Boyd and many others.  John, who is based in New Jersey, was able to share his work to a whole new audience.  
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John Hester's display of photos at the Fest, NJ, 2019
Our unique situation this year has thrust us into the present!  We were able to link artists and audiences from around the world, show slides and retrospectives, which we hadn’t been able to do previously.  When we meet in hotel again (Next Year!!), I can’t wait to incorporate these innovations.
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​A few weeks before this Virtual Fest, I connected with some Beatles fans for a charity fundraiser called Rock n’ Pies at the Wolf’s Den which helped raise some dollars for My Block My Hood My City (MBMHMC Chicago).  I donated an Original Collage to the raffle, and it was won by a Beatles fan who turned out to be a neighbor in River Forest, IL, where I lived before moving to Santa Fe.  I also performed a fun bit of zoomed theater, with my Troika cohorts Victoria Pichla Luz and Walter Podrazik – it involved handing a plate of pie “through the screen” to them, some 1,500 miles away!  I had to bake a pie to make this comedy bit work; it was delicious! (Cherry-peach-apricot crumb top)

​Besides all this Beatles frolicking, I was busy with my own art: my Coral Reef series continues to grow. Here is a photo -
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Coral Reef Original Collage in progress, August 2020
​This is the first time I am in Santa Fe in Mid-August. I am discovering the beauty that is here in these warm days and cool nights, hitherto unknown to me. Meteor showers! Awesome!  My little garden is offering its modest harvest (…praying for rain). My daughters assure me Santa Fe always had mosquitoes in August; I remain doubtful. We have weekly dinners outdoors, inspired by global cuisine – this week: poké and musubi! As lovely as these summer days and evenings have been, I am looking forward to spending my August in Chicago next year.
PictureAugust 13, 2019, in Chicago at the Bean. Meetcha there next year!
​Love is worth the risk.
 
Be Bold.

 
Love
And
Peace,
 
Deco

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Summer Flies—Flaming Pies

7/9/2020

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Carina - Original Collage by Deco (Detail.) Now available on Etsy at StarArtByDeco

The summer is flying by!

​Hard to believe that four months have passed since we received the admonition to “flatten the curve” to contain and slow down the spread of the COVID-19.  We were assured that the “stay at home” order would last “at least” two weeks. What a long stretch 14 days seemed back then. Well.  A lot has happened since then.  We have learned the beauty of video chatting, spending more time in our backyards tending gardens, and to listen to voices we may not have heard clearly before. Our fight against the spread of the virus has not been successful (yet) and doing one’s part to protect others is now the symbol of a political divide.  Some members of my family live their lives as though apocalyptic insurrection was immanent; others simply fear for their fragile health.  As for me, I wear a mask when I go out, and I limit my activities away from home. I want my community to be safe and healthy—and I want the same for everyone’s community.
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​I do get out for walks, usually before the heat of the day and along the Santa Fe River or the dry arroyos or labyrinths (bemasked, of course). At home, I am working on my art – the current Coral Reef collage is growing and growing.  I tend the online outlets where I can market my work – the two Etsy shops DECOfineartcollage and StarArtbyDeco.  My customers often send lovely messages to me.  Here’s a response from a recent customer:

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​"Your work is inspiring especially during these challenging times. Bursting with color and originality, your pieces are a beacon of light toward a better future. Art and music enrich the soul and our souls are very thirsty right now. I look forward to shopping again for an original collage."

That is a gratifying thought.  Thank you!

Real Pies and Flaming Pie

​I'm proud to take action in supporting civic responsibility and hope.  I am participating in an upcoming fundraiser for the group My Block My Hood My City Chicago on July 26th. Some of my friends from the Chicago Fest for Beatles Fans and I are coming together to make this happen.  In celebration of the July 31st reissue of Paul McCartney's beloved 1997 album 'Flaming Pie', Rock-N-Pies At The Wolf's Den presents the in a livestream performance by Elementary Penguins, winners of the 2018 Fest for Beatles Fans Battle of the Bands.  They will perform the entire Flaming Pie Album (plus bonus tracks); my friends and I are going to perform (as the Troika) in between musical sets, presenting a dramatic reading of John Lennon’s tale of the naming of “The Beatles”. 
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A good retelling of the tale of Flaming Pie can be found in my friend Mark Lewisohn’s tome The Beatles: All These Years - Volume 1: TUNE IN (page 423). Learn more at  Mark Lewisohn's Official Website.

This Rock-n-Pies fundraiser event also has a raffle with prizes like professionally-baked cakes and tons of handmade PIES, plus a myriad of Beatles collector’s items. I am donating an Original Collage as a raffle prize. Titled “Its Only Love,” it is created out of images and words snipped from a Beatles merchandise catalog. It will be mailed directly to the winner. ​
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"It's Only Love" Original Collage by Deco. Raffle Priize for Rock-in-Pies Fundraiser
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"It's Only Love" by Deco (Detail)
But you do not need to wait to buy a raffle ticket – you can purchase one now!  More info can be found on the Facebook event page. All proceeds go to My Block My Hood My City Chicago.
 
My Block, My Hood, My City provides underprivileged youth with an awareness of the world and opportunities beyond their neighborhood.  They take students on explorations focused on STEM, arts and culture, citizenry and volunteerism, health, community development, culinary arts, and entrepreneurism. Their core values are:  Interconnectivity, Empathy, Hope, Civic Responsibility.
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Love is worth the risk.
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Be Bold.



Love and Peace,


Deco

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Shout out to my friend Leslie Cavendish!
Congratulations on publishing your new edition of The Cutting Edge: The Story of the Beatles’ Hairdresser Who Defined an Era.  Learn more at https://www.beatleshairdresser.com/
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Sweet summer times

6/11/2020

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Detail "Bloomsday at Molly Malone's" Original Collage by Deco

Blooooooming

​We now have summer!  We all are bemasked and our usual summer rituals have had to evolve, but we get to enjoy beautiful balmy days, nonetheless.
 
One of the traditions that I have enjoyed for the last several years is Bloomsday, June 16, the day that James Joyce fans all over the world get together and drink Jameson’s and eat stinky cheese and read passages from Ulysses. Here in Santa Fe, our celebration includes the usual readings, appropriate period music, and an art exhibit.  I usually show my epic collage “Bloomsday at Molly Malone’s” and my portrait of Leopold Bloom.  This year, we planned our shenanigans to roll out in George R.R. Martin’s Jean Cocteau Cinema. Alas.  The silver lining, however, is that we are spared the excruciating ritual of ending the event with a sing-along of “just a song at twilight…”
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"Bloomsday at Molly Malone's" Original Collage by Deco
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"James Joyce" pencil sketch by Deco
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"Leopold" Original Collage by Deco
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Detail "Bloomsday at Molly Malone's" Original Collage by Deco
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Detail "Bloomsday at Molly Malone's" Original Collage by Deco

Let's Buy Art

​Both “Molly” and Bloom are for sale on my Etsy shop DECO fine art collage
 https://www.etsy.com/shop/DECOfineartcollage, in as Original Collages and as giclée prints.  In my other Etsy shop StarArtbyDeco https://www.etsy.com/shop/StarArtbyDeco, I have added new items, including Original Collages and smaller items like greeting card collections, like “Pluto: Cast Out”, shown in these three images.
​I have been hard at work on my current large piece for the Coral Reef series.  Here are the latest photos showing my progress.
​While waiting out the worst of the virus outbreaks, I am avoiding the art markets where I used to exhibit.  I am looking into the possibility of yard sales and home studio sales.  Of course, I am promoting sales from the Etsy shops, but if you need help finding an item you would like, just send a message and I can guide you to a happy purchase.
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Love is worth the risk.
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Be Bold.



Love and Peace.


Deco

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Spring … Renewal and Resurgence

5/20/2020

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I Seek the Truth (and Find No Peace) Original Collage by Deco

Where do we go from here?

   ​Hard to believe that two months have passed since New Mexico started its first shutdowns of public places.     In those two months, we have grown to recognize new levels of responsibility and develop new forms of community.   The pandemic has isolated us, frightened us, and shook our concepts of our society.    As we shift our focus from selfish need to global healing in restructured world, the world and its people must rise together to create a new way of living, one born in empathy and innovation.    The questions are “where do we go from here?”  And “how?” And where is Here?

We go from Here

Here for me, is Santa Fe, where I work and grow as an artist. Naturally, I have been working on my art , the large central piece of my series Coral Reef.  You can see the progress:
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From here - talking

I have been using Zoom, FaceTime and Skype to keep in touch with family and friends across the country.  Some of these calls are frivolous and fun and others are structured and serious, like the slow-read Shakespeare group and the James Joyce reading group.  In other groups we ponder questions in open discussions – about the Beatles – were they misogynist or progressive?  I talk to family who live far away, and I see how healing our phone calls can be.

From here - walking

I walk in the arroyos and along the Santa Fe River, amazed - as I am every year - at how quickly Spring leaps from pathetic sprigs on bare cold ground, to full blown explosion of leaf and color. I practice yoga, and that has help me quiet my spirit and be hopeful.

From Here to Absolute Elsewhere

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​I have been loading more and more listings on my second Etsy shop StarArtbyDeco.  From the edges of the galaxies to the creatures that may inhabit the Outer Rim, you will find cosmic images guaranteed to blow your mind - and fabulous coupons too!

And How we go from Here

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​Where do we go from here? We will see with the passage of time what changes are permanent. For now, Spring has the answer.  I will plant seeds, figuratively and literally, tend them and watch them grow.

Peace

And

Love

Deco

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Deco is award-winning collage artist working and living in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Yes, the sky is that blue.

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Still Spring

4/16/2020

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What Spring is this?

Mid-April, and daffodils are in bloom, a sudden snowstorm has killed off the abundant wisteria blossoms, and everyone in town looks like the Unabomber. Yes, it’s Spring, like all Springs …and like no Spring we have ever seen.
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My daily routine has changed little – I am plugging away at my art, making steady progress.  Here are the latest photos. 

Shakespeare Endured Epidemic Isolation Too

 I am also attending my usual literary meetings via Zoom, reading early writings of James Joyce in one group, and tackling Shakespeare’s Coriolanus in another.  Coincidentally, a writer for the New Yorker made some interesting parallels with the play Coriolanus and the current administration’s response to the pandemic.  Here is the link: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/culture-desk/the-shakespeare-play-that-presaged-the-trump-administrations-response-to-the-coronavirus-pandemic
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Spot the Collage

​In preparing for this blog entry, I looked at recent photos and I was amused that many photos look like my collages.  For instance:
Can you pick out the Deco Collage Original?

Let’s make this more fun. Send me your answer plus a 10-word statement of why you should win, and I will send the winning entrant a greeting card collection. ($20 value and I will cover the shipping cost).  Send your contest response via Messenger to my Facebook page @ Deco – Artist.  Contest ends at midnight April 30, 2020. 

​Good hunting!
Peace

and
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Love,

Deco
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