More Adventures in Creating Art Everyday EveryWHERE (#aedm)

I didn’t need to do sit-ups or crunches yesterday, I laughed so much and laughed so hard my abs got their work-out a different way. Barbara, Anthony, Emma and I crammed so many joyful memories into one day, I lost count.

 

All day long, art wasn’t only on my mind, art moved through me and took form, over and over again. I snapped a variety of random ART shots as we made our way through several locations in Los Angeles.

 

 

It was Anthony’s birthday celebration, so we kicked off our stay in Los Angeles to a visit to Warner Brothers, where Barbara’s cousin Hali works. We wound up walking around the lot and visiting, in a matter of foot steps, cities across the US: Eastwick was there in full strength, followed by New York and Chicago. I was most compelled by Chicago, thinking, “Wow, this looks a lot like the neighborhood after my long-time prime time favorite, E.R.” When we got closer, I realized it WAS the outside of E.R.

 

 

 

Does anyone recognize this spot?

 

 

We visited the Petersen Automotive Museum which was exceptionally well done. I didn’t know what to expect and was completely enthralled. I even found “Art” hiding in a surprising spot, there. The displays were certainly artful.

 

 

After celebrating Anthony’s birthday with some more extended family, we were off to the 50’s Café in West L.A. where I decided to color a Turkey. In my entire life, I have never entered a coloring contest.

 

 

Yet another breakthrough thanks to Art Every Day.

 

I would like to thank  Leah Piken Kolidas for starting this month-long event. My life has certainly been brightened and we have only been doing this a week so far.

 

I wasn’t sure I could do the “art everywhere” part, but I am proving that I most certainly can. And am. Creating Art, Everyday, Everywhere.

 

 

I can't believe I didn't even mention Emma almost getting into the wrong car at a rest stop near Gravevine, California and her almost-new-family seemed completely calm about taking on a new family member. She would have been whisked off to a 50th Wedding Anniversary and a Brand-New-Wedding across the state.

 

 

They even agreed to taking a picture which proved to me, once again - people are willing and happy to be a subject of art everyday if we are having a good time, they will want to get in on that good time even if they have no idea what the project includes.

 

I wonder what adventures my art will take me on today?

 

 

What adventures is your art taking you on today?

 

 

Comments

[Sara]

Oh this is fabulous, what a fun time!

[leah]

Hooray for happy art adventures everywhere!! :-)