Group Exhibit in Durham NC
Mary Anna Hovey is part of an ongoing exhibit in her hometown. The purpose of this exhibit is to celebrate the historic inauguration of Barack Obama. The exhibit items are memorabilia from the Obama inauguration collected by many members of the Eno River Unitarian Fellowship in Durham, North Carolina. The exhibit went up July 4, 2009 in the vestibule of the sanctuary of the church, where it will remain until August 2.
Mary Anna’s journey daybook pages which can be seen on the “Notes and Journey Daybook Pages” page, were made on the freezing cold January morning at the mall. Her description of the process of making these pages is responsible for their charm and spontaneity.
Bravo, Mary Anna!
Springs Exhibit at Santa Fe College
September 23, 2008
The exhibit opened at the Santa Fe Gallery this past Friday. A huge crowd attended a beautiful reception. Here, Anne Miller and Sue Reichert proudly stand before the collaborative piece submitted by members of the Journey Daybook Learning Cooperative.
September 5, 2008.
This afternoon the work of 8 Journey Daybook keepers was delivered to the Santa Fe Gallery in Gainesville for an exhibit that will open September 19. The work is collaborative wall-hanging with 18 journey daybook pages made by 8 journey daybook keepers. The artists are: Barbara Beynon, Margaret Herrick, Mary Anna Hovey, Patricia Jett, Rose McCain, Deborah Manansala, Anne Miller, and Susan Reichert. The pages represent many journeys to rivers and springs that we have made in the Central Florida area thoughout these hot, summer months.
See pdf announcement here: keeper_springs-web_legal-8_15_2008b1
Carnets de Voyage Exhibit
April 7, 2007
This exhibit, with illustrated travel journals made by artists representing
several US states and Canada, opened today. Here are some photos
of the art work.
Many of the 18 exhibiting artists were present for the gala reception
which included food representing some of the many sites visited
that were documented in these colorful and sometimes intimate
and precious works of art.
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September 26, 2008 at 8:21 pm
Deb
The website is looking wonderful. It is easy and quick to maneuver around.
Very professional! The boat trip sounds like fun.
October 8, 2008 at 11:48 am
Barbara Beynon
I just returned from Cedar Key where we had a productive JDB board meeting and lovely supper last evening. The upcoming “island cruise” adventure on November 14 promises to provide many opportunities for exploring, learning about the area, working on our JDBs and catching up with friends. I hope all JDB alums, both new and old, are considering putting this on their calendars. I look forward to seeing you there!