Lauren Dukoff art opening at Eleanor Harwood this Friday. That’ll get me out of the house!
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Welcome to a world of tarnished sequins. Fields and fireflies at dusk. Midnight rooftop tea parties. Whirling dervish to fiddles and clarinets. Bonfires. Gold bangles. Smoky dark velvet cushioned rooms. Blankets of frost. Stars through the skeleton limbs of trees. Low fog in the morning over the bend of the river. The smell of crackling pine logs and burnt sugar. Verhext is located somewhere in the clouds & mountains between the Bay Area and Vermont.
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Violet Folklore
1 year ago
Oh man, that’s my homeboy Pete 3rd from left, so funny…
verhext
1 year ago
Yep, lots of Bay Area kids. It’ll be a fun opening, hopefully!
'tine
1 year ago
This looks like something from a Cockettes show! My curiosity got the best of me after reading journal entries you wrote about the Cockettes and seeing pictures of them on your Flickr account, so I rented the documentary from Netflix. It’s wonderful! I’m totally hooked. I only hope they someday release DVDs of their shows at the Palace along with the soundtracks on CD.