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We went to NYC in June of 2010 to celebrate the high school graduation of my child. We stayed in a tiny short term rental above an organic grocery and deli down the block from Katz Deli in the Lower East Side. And we went to MOMA.
This piece by Louise Bourgeois was one that particularly caught my attention. She made a book of fabric compositions which they took apart to display all at once.
Wide view 
center piece -
Bottle tree zoom There’s a huge property on old Hwy 86 between I-40 and Carrboro that has this old cabin with a bottle tree out near the road. It’s still there. But, I took this picture in November of 2007 when I was giving a friend from St. Louis a tour of my part of the world. She was enchanted and I still love this picture.
from the road -
I never imaged that until we went to the Nasher Museum of Art last week.
“Kill the Indian, Save the Man” by Bishop Ortega is a powerful piece. The ponytail in his hand rips my heart.
I am the Audience 