To: smolejv@gmx.net who wrote (4098 ) 9/25/1998 2:52:00 AM From: MonsieurGonzo Read Replies (1) | Respond to
DJ; RE:" volatility "I guess the volatility tells it all Steve... How you guys getting along with bondz issue ? cute! I want a blue one with air conditioning and scrambled eggs.brillig today, DJ; one of those weird, fall Texas days. You can tell when it's fall here because it's only 95 degrees F during the day, there's a slight breeze, and the sky turns an intense, electric blue.restless during lunch so, after we downed a couple of Gin&Tonics at the local, we went to the gallery (yeah, that one) and looked at the art. It's an eclectic collection - lesser-known works of the better-known artists. The architecture is supposed to be something, but it comes off as a shiny long aluminium thing plopped in the middle of a middle-class neighborhood. The Rothko's are in a church-type setting and very poorly lit, so they are difficult to see. Anyways, the main building is where the main art is, so we walked around.walks here) so - you can go to the gallery on an electric-blue sky fall day and look at a Magritte painting of a window with a baguette and a wine glass floating in thin air and, Surrender , as the title suggests.faces with this strange smile on them, and stuff. One little alcove had some pre-Columbian Mayan art, and next to that, Madame La Patron (an ardent French Catholic) had put some Reformation-era religious paintings. Quite obscene taken together, really.turtle sculpture that MadameGonzo ran her hands over because it was such a fabulous form. There was the obligatory Warhol Soup Can , but I chose to linger over the post-revolutionary Russian poster-art.fall Texas sky. Then we went home, and watched Great Expectations on the VCR.
