MIGHT DELETE LATER, IV , Sunday, April 12th, 2:00 p.m. Satellite Brewing in Cambridge
with LESLEY BANNATYNE, TOOKY KAVANAGH, CHRISTINA LIU, ILAN MOCHARI, JOHN MULROONEY, KATHY SNAX, and CHRIS STRUNK.
MIGHT DELETE LATER III, Thursday, 2/26, 7:00 p.m., Remnant Brewing Somerville
Local writers reading short excerpts from works-in-progress in a supportive, lifer, dare we say fun environment. Have a beer or kombucha. Bring in food from the restaurants at Bow St. What’s not to love.
Rabbits: why?
Rabbits: why? is an artist talk/multimedia 'zine is an exploration why Gilmore Tamny has been painting so many rabbits over the last few years when she’s not particularly rabbit-centered (although a big fan).
MIGHT DELETE LATER, ROUND TWO: Thurs., 10/23, 7:30 p.m., Remnant Somerville
DAVID BLAIR is the author of five books of poetry and a collection of essays. He teaches poetry at UNH.
SARI BOREN is an essayist, playwright, and museum exhibit developer with a truly random, and rarely useful, array of acquired knowledge.
KEIRA HORIWITZ is a pop culture memoirist and performer trying to make sense of a weird world.
TANYA LARKIN manages Transition—the next issue is on Sudan. Ask her about it. She’s selling them from her purse.
RANI NEUTILL is the author of the memoir Do You Know How Lucky You Are? forthcoming from HarperCollins India.
AUDREY SCHULMAN 6 novels, 12 translations, many reviews, some prizes.
CHRISTIE TOWERS (she/her) is a poet in her past and present life. She’s gonna read you some poems.
Remnant Brewing is a lovely place to enjoy a beer, coffee, kombucha!-2 Bow Market Way, Somerville (and feel free to bring snack/dinner in from any of the fine proprietors of Bow Street).
Art by Jef Czekaj
Rabbits: why? talk and exhibition
Rabbits: why?
Tuesday, July 1st, 2025 at 7 PM Somerville Public Library (main branch) Paintings up all of July 2025. Sponsored by Somerville Arts Council.
A presentation exploring why I’ve painted so many rabbits in the last few years without being particularly rabbit-identified (although I am a fan). Appropriate for all ages. Reception to follow.
NO HYPOCRISY MATH
Hypocrisy Math was coming along nicely—and then—and then—and then it became too nauseating to continue. Maybe someday in future I hope to return if only for my own interest. Hypocrisy has such negative implications, but I do think as a rubric for understanding the world— in a more neutral, descriptive way—it can be extremely helpful. That’s where I was going with it. I’m posting this photo of my notes even though I risk looking like a bit of a crockpot because I want folks who so kindly took my survey to know that it wasn’t just hypothetical study of hypocrisy and your time was much appreciated.
Coming (sort of) soon: HYPOCRISY MATH
I have been working on a project titled HYPOCRISY MATH.
PRINTS NOW AVAILABLE
Beautiful, very affordable, eyeball-pleasing-for-years-to-come prints now available. All prints Ultrachrome Print on Epson Hot Press Bright. Here’s the form to order. Thanks++
5x7, $24 + $15 shipping = $39
8x10, $36 + $15 shipping = $51
9x12, $42 + $20 shipping=$62
11x14, $60 + $20 shipping=$80
Unfurled: paintings by Gilmore Tamny
Aeronaut Brewery Somerville, 14 Tyler St., Somerville, MA
March 24th through May 2nd, 2024.
Work and prints for sale.
Opening Reception, Thursday, March 28th at 7:00 p.m.
☕️ A Cup n’ Twenty for Doctors Without Borders Fundraiser 💵
A Cup n' Twenty for Doctors Without Borders
What do I do?
Drink a cup of coffee or tea and donate twenty dollars.
Do I have to drink coffee or tea to donate?
No.
Can I donate more? Or less?
Yes.
Where do I donate?
I've already donated.
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Fall 2023
Autumn Owl in Autumn tree
I love fall. But it sure seems like there’s less of it than there used to be. My fall movie recommendation is Hitchcock’s The Trouble with Harry (1955) which is as autumnal as it gets, plus the deadpaniest dialogue around, plus abstract expressionist painter character, plus abounding recognize-that-character-actor-from-other-TV-and-movies bingo opportunities, and lots of New England woods.
Destiny Eludes at Somerville Public Library (main branch) through July 2023
YART SALE, Sat., Aug 13th, 12:30-5-ish
Following the august (not August) tradition of infrequently updating your blog, I am happy to announce that I’ll have art for sale at the Somerville yart sale this Saturday. https://somervilleartscouncil.org/yartsale
It’s here
Check out more info about the writers and artists https://lilypoetryreview.blog
Lily Poetry Review…
…chock full o' poetry and art. Happy to have painting of mine on the cover, as designed by the fiendishly talented Martha McCullough. "Lily Poetry Review is an international literary journal devoted to poetry and visual arts, flash fiction and literary criticism by emerging and established writers and artists." https://lilypoetryreview.blog
By the Light of the Silvery Mouse (Hansel and Gretel on the Way to Their New Hom
Hansel and Gretel are real tuxedo kittens that were found in the woods. They were adopted by the most appreciative human friends conceivable and if that is not a fairy tale ending what is. I’ve been wanting to paint these two for a long time but had whisker-anxiety (a concern that I could not capture magnificent whiskerage). It may not entirely have done it, but pretty happy.
The Mystery Sees the Burden
As spokesmodel and manager of The Mystery I’m here to announce the latest manifestation of sound words now exists outside of the ether.
Faux-Medieval Tale of the Red Unicorn, Tree, and Rabbits
This is I suppose a bit of an homage to that famous tapestry “The Unicorn Rests in the Garden” although with different elements. And colors. And perspective. And animals. Whatever! I have been more a narwhale than a unicorn gal but why I thought you had to pick a team I’m not sure. For sale for that unicorn-lover in your life. Message moi for details.
