
Art found in The Institute for Family Health at East 168th St

Art found in The Institute for Family Health at East 168th St

Art found in The Institute for Family Health at East 168th St

Art found in The Institute for Family Health at East 168th St

Art by Gilda Pervin found in The Institute for Family Health at East 168th St
Braided
Portland Cement, Sand, Acrylic Gesso and paint on wood
2004

I saw this announcement posted on a pole and couldn’t stop looking at the cat, OZZY.

I saw this advertisement walking down Broadway…



While I was on lunch break, a second grader walked to his locker. He had a huge paper in his hand.
“Ms. Hurley”, he said, “look!”
“What is this?”
“This is for my desk.”
“For what?”
“So I can always put my things in the right place.”
“Oh,”
“And what are you doing now?”
“My teacher told me to put it in my locker.”
“Can you show me how it looks on your desk?’
I followed him to his class to look at his ‘desk protector’. He was so happy to show me his idea that he took out his supplies to show me how his idea would work.

A homeowner with his blower, ready to blow leaves.


I am at Bisa Butler’s show at Jeffrey Deitch’s gallery.
I went on the last day and it was packed with people.
I had fun taking pictures of people viewing her work.




Some people made fun while I took the photos:


The best part of my night was meeting two educators. One from New Jersey who was also a photographer and I also met a retired editor from Essence magazine. I also enjoyed meeting Bisa Butler.


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