think pink

recap

a group photo


while many of the rules and regulations around artists' estates vary greatly between the U.S.A. and Europe, the philosophical issues are universal. this workshop provided the opportunity to discuss circumstances that arise when you are dealing with the very personal and at the same time the very public. from archives to artwork. from inventory to exhibition. to legacy.

I am grateful that this group has become a community I will be connecting with again. that sounding board is important to me, working alone in my little backyard office.

and now back to "real life".

home again home again.

early rise. instant coffee. and fly away home.






so much to unpack mentally from this trip. it has been full. more photos here.

Christie's

and a last walk around one of my absolute favorite cities.

PRIVATE

(not using any searchable key words here out of respect for those who still live here. but readers who actually visit this post and are curious are welcome dig in on their own. such an AMAZING home.)

The Henry Moore Foundation

GASP. That is all.













(I took a million pictures of the sheep pasture. And if you ever have the opportunity to visit this amazing property, do not hesitate!)

The Courtauld Institute

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I'm in London for a workshop organized by the Institute for Artists' Estates. Very much looking forward to the opportunity to hear from some of the top people in this "industry" - as well as to visit some amazing artists' physical estates and talk about the more esoteric issues around the work I do.