So, as I have mentioned before, I’m in school until December when I expect to complete my BA. After that I’m at a bit of a loss what to do, because money is short and a Masters seems so far away. What I’ve been thinking of is completing a Certificate in Museum Studies with the Ontario Museum Association… cheaper than a Masters and the courses are shorter and can be fit around a work schedule. I will do a Masters at some point in time… I like school too much not to, but I can’t sit still waiting for that to happen.
When Women Rule the World
I’m a little blog happy tonight, but with good reason. Judy Chicago is exhibiting a new show at the Textile Museum of Canada! I have loved Judy Chicago since I read Through the Flower in OAC. In the Fall of 2007 I missed the opportunity to see Judy Chicago in Glass, an exhibit at the Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery and I’ve kicking myself ever since… now I’ve got the chance to take in something comparable to what I missed… different media, but same brilliant artist.
Stitchin’ Fish
As part of what I hope will become a recurring feature here, I feel really compelled to share an excellent exhibition with anyone who may chance to read this. As you will come to know, I love crafts, I love animals and I love museums… so when these three things finally meet, you could imagine that I get terribly excited.
My dear friend Sharon sent this link my way –> Stitchin’ Fish: Crafting Seafloor Biodiversity on the Scotian Shelf
