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I attended the 100th anniversary of the notable day in fiction, when James Joyce set  the events of an ordinary day in Dublin for his characters Stephen Daedalus and Leopold Bloom, June 16, 1904.  The party was in a pub where the readings and music vied for the attention of the sports-minded patrons.  But when a woman in a red dress got up to read the closing soliloquy, the whole pub listened and cheered the final resounding YES.


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Bloomsday At Molly Malone's

64 x 32 inches
2008
What does it all mean? Complex and dense and word-filled, across millennia yet disturbingly current, amid conflicting images and mysterious purposes, a crowds gathers to listen. in the chaos, it is all about YES.

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  • Gallery
    • The Lincoln Portrait
    • Hear The Echoes
    • Autumnal Haiku
    • Dancing Women
    • Dark of the Night
    • Elements
    • I See People >
      • Mr. Googly Eyes
      • Naughty Boy
      • Our Lady of Peace in Love
    • Mostly Pears
    • Places I Know
    • The Universe >
      • Carina
      • I See You
  • Blog
  • About
    • Contact