Re: Gallery Review

[Trevor Cunningham <trevor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Serenity...that reminds me of a David Sedaris anecdote about his sister Amy.  She was supposed to have her picture taken for some magazine and decided to have fun with the make-up artist.  Instead of glamorous, she opted for black and blue abused spouse.  Deciding the make-up was simply too fun to remove right away, she went out on the town in character, at one point proclaiming, to a shocked store clerk, "At last, I'm in love!"

PhotoRoy6@xxxxxxx wrote:

Trevor,

 

Interesting response. The best term I can come up with is Serenity.

When the person I sold the picture to said some well placed remarks about the meaning but I was so hot and tired ( well really I have a very poor memory for the spoken word) at the street festival that I didn't write anything down. I should carry a tape recorder like Andy Warhol did

 

Roy

 

 

In a message dated 1/31/2009 7:12:38 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, trevor@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:

Roy Miller - Describe The _expression_ on This Portrait: I get something
like this: “But he says he loves me. Is it so wrong that I want to be
loved?”

 

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