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A Dance in the Sky

By Christin Lore Weber, 159 contributed posts
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About the author: Christin has eleven published books. Her novel, Altar Music (Scribner, 2000) was selected for LA Times Best Books of the Year 2000, for Publisher's Weekly "First Fiction," and for the Independent Bookseller's "Booksense 76 Award". Her most recent book is The Edge of Tenderness, a memoir of her convent years. See Christin's listing at www.soartists.com for a complete listing of web links and contact information!

  John Weber has been a presence in my life since 1954, our high school years. Even in his absences he has been present. This new book contains my memories of presence with him. The writing took me all that time. Even while I was veiled, a Catholi…

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August 14th, 2020 | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , | Category: Artist Posts, by Christin Lore Weber | Comments are closed

“Giacometti enabled me to know myself better”

By The Art Newspaper, 127 contributed posts
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About the author: Founded in 1990 by Anna Somers Cocks, The Art Newspaper covers art news, often breaking stories significant to art enthusiast and professionals globally, sometimes participating in activism on compelling matters, always seeking to unify the art world with unbiased news.

One afternoon in September 1958, a beautiful, distinguished and mysterious woman arrived at the door of number 46 rue Hippolyte Maindron. This was the Paris studio where Alberto Giacometti had been working since 1926, having arrived in the city four…

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April 19th, 2011 | Tags: , , , , , , , | Category: Art Forms, Art Matters...to Everyone!, Art World News, Artist Posts, Sculpture, The Art Newspaper | Comments are closed