It’s official, linquenda now hosts what is perhaps the worlds only floating small small book gallery (on less than 6 square feet of wall). The bulk of the books and the core, or vertebrae, of the ampersand gallery collection were donated by Brandy & Becky of The Regional Assembly of Text – http://assemblyoftext.com/ –
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announcing the ampersand gallery
Posted in books/art, events/news on May 6, 2009 | 1 Comment »
machine à écrire
Posted in books/art on April 14, 2009 | 2 Comments »
hello again,
since we’ve last posted, we’ve been up to our ears in galley updates, book writing and vide-garniers. literally translated as ‘empty the attic’, vide-garniers look lovely in morning with stalls of people selling their ancient and not so-ancient wares.
we are so pleased to announce…that at our very first vide-garnier, there amonst the dew of [...]
A Cafe Literati Top 5 High-five 2-day Guide to London
Posted in books/art, food & drink, the urban traveller on March 28, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
To say we are still recovering from our two days jaunting freely about London in Spring would be an understatement. We commenced with a carefully researched map in hand, we jumped on the underground to enjoy the fineries in the urban fare. Although we adored several places, if forced to pick our top 5, we [...]
the six-month french waterways reading list
Posted in books/art on September 26, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
hello friends,
well. we are back in decize, finishing our weeks on the delightful canal de nivernais, arriving full circle to where we were long ago in april. this time, we arrived with the loire river NOT in flood, traipsing our way lazily up the dead branch of the river with the sweet placid blue skies [...]
nothing more beautiful than rain.
Posted in 2008 season, books/art on August 16, 2008 | 1 Comment »
in august. falls of water meeting late afternoon where seine meets loing. rivers joining rhythms and poplars standing in a gentle applause.
i hang the laundry on a hook of wind and grey cloud.
this rain making unscheduled offerings of time. time for standing under a door ledge or the back of a tree to lengthen our [...]
