Dear Ones,
I have some of my little sculptures, some of my painter's objects, displayed now, temporarily, in a library. They are there, among the hushed readers and the quiet books, in shadowy display cabinets.
The objects are very comfortable in the library cases; they are things to look at where readers go- which is great, because I think my ideal looker might be a reader. They also enjoy the chance to be museum-ized. Their components (found objects, sticks, journal pages, old felt and casters) might get only a cursory glance in a junk shop, but in the cases they are set apart, made more precious, and the hard edges and glassy reflective surfaces of the vitrines act as a foil to their rough and tumble histories and surfaces.
They'll be there for a few months, and if you stop by to look at them, you can do some reading, too.
