Art from the Road

Savannah, New York and Los Angeles

a Mark Rothko favorite at MOMA

It’s been a busy close to this month, so writing took a backseat — here are some visuals from the road.

Savannah

SCAD Museum of Art: an astonishing scale of a hand-rendered tapestry by Eva Jospin.

New York

I joined my husband for the kickoff at Film Forum of the Billy Preston documentary, which he researched, co-wrote and co-produced and tucked in a visit to MOMA.

Wifredo Lam at MOMA

more from Wifredo Lam mixed media, pen and ink and early work

iconography l to r: Rubem Valentin, Frank Jones, Jacques Villeglé and Kurt Schwitters

Los Angeles

I beat the blizzard out of New York to my final stop of the month for a board meeting of Creative Capital, a non-profit that provides both grants and career support to individual artists working across the artistic spectrum. It’s an organization I’m passionate about, and it felt good to reconvene with my fellow board members after stepping away for 18 months. Our nephew Greg joined me since my husband was promoting the film.

Monuments show at MOCA Geffen

Colleen Jennings-Roggensack and Greg at Felix Art Fair, my fellow board members at a party for CC LA artists, our nephew Greg with an iconic Chakaia Booker sculpture

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Find That’s the Way God Planned It on the Road

The Billy Preston documentary That’s the Way God Planned It is selling out nationwide, so find your theater here (new venues added weekly.)

In case you missed the trailer…