Perrin Marie’s Hoopla

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We went to Golden Belt Arts yesterday. Chuck has a piece in a group exhibition there and I wanted to see it. I may not be home to see it on Third Friday. So, we had a more quiet viewing. When we walked in, I was delighted to see that Perrin Marie has a show going on in the main hallway.

We met her a few years ago and she is absolutely delightful. She’s one of those artists who always sees the world through the lens of her art. Everything that she encounters is a potential component. Perhaps because of that, she, also, sees the world very clearly.

The exhibition at Golden Belt is called Hoopla and the website is hoopla.love.

From the website – about the 197 terms

Alice Walker – She took up space the stories do – passed hand to hand, kept alive by those who needed them most.
Greta Thunberg – She took up space the way urgency does – clear, relentless, refusing silence
Madonna – She took up space the way a flower does – without permission, without apology.

Sarah Mardini – She took up space the way endurance does – quietly practiced, meant to be shared.

Oprah Winfrey – She took up space the way influence does – quietly gathered, felt forever.
Frida Kahlo – She took up space the way a gaze does – steady, intentional, meeting the world head-on.
Angela Davis – She took up space the way a foundation does – unseen by some, holding everything.
Kristal Ambrose – She took up space the way the tide does – patient, undeniable, reshaping the shore.
Christabell Pankhurst – She took up space the way a calling does – precise, unmistakable, answered whether invited or not.

What do you think?