Bathroom window
"I would define ‘hidden art’ as the art found in the ordinary areas of everyday life." (Edith Schaeffer)
posted by Gideon Strauss on Locke Street at 8:37 AM
Monday, August 21, 2006
"I would define ‘hidden art’ as the art found in the ordinary areas of everyday life." (Edith Schaeffer)
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- The Strausses at a churchplanting conference
- Hannah putting up pictures in her stairwell
- Tala recovering from the making of many photo albums
- The backyard garden Angela is making
- The FRWY Café
- Musicmaking print, nameblocks, lampshade
- Making miracles happen
- Guest room bedstead
- 'nearly a still life' he says
- James North Art Crawl
1 Comments:
I love having beauty in useful things--it brings a joy to everyday life and makes ordinary activities special. Nothing like an artistic bathroom window to add an extra splash to your morning ablutions! : ) I'm enjoying seeing the regular pictures of the Strausses and their settling into their new digs!
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