DeGrazia Gallery In The Sun Courtyard Images by kenne
Designed by the artist
for pieces of his art
becoming the whole
of his art.
kenne
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My Painted Lady 7 comments
“Painted Lady Butterfly” — Image by kenne
I am a painted lady.
I am a glancing kiss.
I am a song of gratitude.
I am more than a face.
I am painted for pleasure.
I am delicate and beautiful.
I am your secret diversions.
kenne
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Dancing Water Muses 3 comments
ever festival
has dancing muses
dancing
because that’s what they do —
I know, I was there
feeling the energy
creative energy
calling
the dancing muse
she appears
always colorful,
always free
not confined
to life’s rules
an expression of life
streaming
feelings of Duende
down the centuries
from the ancient muse,
Terpsichore
we drink
the playful spirit
delighting
a perpetual thirst
plucking the chords
inside the soul
— kenne
Images Captured At The Tucson Fold Festival by kenne
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Overheard At The Tucson Folk Festival 6 comments
28th Annual Tucson Folk Festival Art Done By The Arizona Daily Star Cartoonist, David Fitzsimmons
Two skeletons were lying in the sun
at the Tucson Folk Festival
one saying to the other,
“yea, but it’s dry heat!”
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Warming Up At The Tucson Folk Festival 3 comments
Images by kenne
The 28th annual Tucson Folk Festival began yesterday — five stages and over 500 musicians. Not only is there plenty of music, but workshops, arts & crafts, food and children’s show. This little girl was playing in the fountain in El Presidio Park where one of the stages is located. Her mother, carrying the youngest of three, followed her around taking joyful photos. After awhile it felt good to warm up in the sun.
More postings to come on this annual event in the Old Pueblo.
kenne
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Painting A Painted Lady 3 comments
Painted Lady Butterfly — Image by kenne
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Capturing The Moment — Tucson Street Scene Leave a comment
4th Avenue Spring Street Fair — Images by kenne
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Wheel Stuck In Time 5 comments
“Wheel Stuck In Time” — Image by kenne
The tolling bell
Measures time not our time, rung by the unhurried
Ground swell, a time
Older than the time of chronometers, older
Than time counted by anxious worried women
Lying awake, calculating the future,
Trying to unweave, unwind, unravel
And piece together the past and the future,
Between midnight and dawn, when the past is all deception,
The future futureless, before the morning watch
When time stops and time is never ending
— from T.S. Eliot’s “The Dry Salvages”
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Chapel Of The Holy Cross, Sedona, Arizona 3 comments
Images of the Chapel of The Holy Cross, Sedona, Arizona by kenne
Inside the Chapel
Chapel Entrance with Cathedral Rock In The Background
View from the Road Below the Chapel
Red Rock Panorama View From Behind The Chapel of The Holy Cross
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The Now — Revisited (July 2010) 2 comments
Self-portrait
The Now
(In the Zen of the now,
past and future exist as one in art.)
Living for the moment
Creates a false state of being,
Of setting you free.
Forget the moment, live for the now.
Being in the moment is to
Have a beginning and an end,
Boundaries in which you cannot be free.
Forget the moment, live for the now.
Having a beginning and an end
Is to not have a past or a future,
Without which you cannot be free.
Forget the moment, live for the now.
Self-fulfilling nature of the moment
Creates a fear of the unknown,
To fear the unknown is to not be free.
Forget the moment, live for the now.
Experiencing the now is to
Know the past and learn of the future,
Releasing fear and setting you free.
Forget the moment, live for the now.
Learning takes place only in the now
Containing life’s recipe (the past),
And future directions to being free.
Forget the moment, live for the now.
Giving of the now
Is to create a future,
In which you can be free.
Forget the moment, live for the now.
Living for the now is to give worth
To the past and value to the future,
A future of being free.
Forget the moment, live for the now.
Living in the now is to experience
Love and life’s peak experiences,
By which others can be free.
Forget the moment, live for the now.
kenne
(1st poster July 2010 — Click here to learn about the Lessons of Now)
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Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, Sedona 3 comments
Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, Sedona
— Image by kenne
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Ted DeGrazia’s “The Way of The Cross” 5 comments
On this Easter Sunday it was fitting that the Arizona Daily Star have a cover story on one of its best known artist, Ted DeGrazia. His version of the Stations of the Cross, “Way of the Cross”, now hangs as a seasonal, Lenten display at DeGrazia Gallery.
Every since moving to Tucson , Joy and I love going to the gallery. It is one of the places we take all out visitors.
“Religion is within yourself and you don’t have to go to church and you don’t have to be one of those people who goes every Sunday.” Ted DeGrazia
“I feel that if ‘The Way of the Cross’ happened, then it was felt by everybody on the face of the Earth. Here in Arizona we have saguaros, so I chose to use the symbol of the saguaro to place it here. And I’m sure it happened everywhere.” — Ted DeGrazia
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Arizona Sycamore In Oak Creek Canyon 7 comments
Arizona Sycamore In Oak Creek Canyon (March, 2013) — Image by kenne
high clouds
cover
leafless sycamores
outlines
drawn over a
gentle sunlight
black and white
against the sky
a spiritual moment
calls spring’s
new energy
water
in the creek
runs
through the
canyon
born again
cycles
again
again and
again
— kenne
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Capturing The Moment — Fairy Duster and Bee 7 comments
Fairy Duster Wildflower and Visiting Bee — Image by kenne
The fairy duster
loves to dance
moving to the beat
of the breeze
she attracts
dancing partners —
passing bees.
kenne
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California Poppy Art 2 comments
Image by kenne
Is this poppy art,
or just poppycock?
I don’t know,
do you?
I know,
my questions
are just
bullshit!
kenne
