Category Archives: WB Yeats

new insights

Posted on June 9, 2012 by anton veenstra

A goth friend of mine in Adelaide decided to conduct a series of interviews with textile practitioners on her blog. She published my answers with the above tapestry, Desiring this man’s scope, 2002, woven tapestry, 95 cms H X W. … Continue reading →

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forgive myself the lot

Posted on April 28, 2012 by anton veenstra

Did several hours gardening today: a corner of the front yard in front of Rod’s room, it faces north, cops a punishing amount of heat and light all day, all summer. The flower bed follows the brick of bedroom & … Continue reading →

Posted in Biedemier, crepe myrtle, Patrick Gale, roses, WB Yeats | Leave a comment