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Subject: Re: Aoxomoxoa Author: Peter Anderson [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 11:00:36 07/21/04 Wed In reply to: Jo Yaffe Kjosness 's message, "Re: Aoxomoxoa" on 20:59:35 07/20/04 Tue Time for Peter Anderson to join the fray... Greetings All! This is really cool to find a P10 web site and message board! From time to time over the years I've aimlessly searched for info on the Project on the net but never with any success. And then Ed sent me a message about the Aoxomoxoa wall but I had to wait a bit before I got to link to this. Seems like this has been around for a few months and there don't seem to be that many people posting (yet)and I know them all (I think)! Guess this is one of those rare sites below the radar... I remember painting Aoxomoxoa fondly although not that many details and I can't quite recall a Brian but I do remember someone heading off to Mystic Seaport. Of course those were days where I was learning lots of new things, some of them even education related, so a lot of that time is a bit of a haze. As was the air in the suite I recall. Ed gives me too much credit as a lead artisan – probably only because Jill and I were well connected at that time - like Jo, I remember being more of a "follow direction" painter and not leaning much to the artistically blessed group, of which Jill was certainly one. Just think what we could do today with computers and scanners etc! I bet at times contributors included David Fuller, Dan Finer, Sheila, Rich Ragin, maybe even my ex-roommate and current roommate that year Richard Berman and Bruce Frederick. Now there's a bunch of names from the past and where indeed are many of these folks? I bet if we give it a try we could get a lot more people hooked up on this board… Note to Peter: Great to read your posts on Project history, sounds like you have a wealth of knowledge. I was only there for two years and man is that a long time ago now, so memories are hazy. Its been a long time since Medfield! Jo – Small world indeed! Here we are a few hours away only! I get down to Portland somewhat often on business and we should connect. We’ve been here in Cd’A for 21 years now – moved here from Eugene for work and have become well planted here although I still miss Oregon and Eugene. I run the Energy Conservation programs here, what does your husband do for BPA? Looking forward to more of this! [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Aoxomoxoa Jo Yaffe Kjosness 11:17:17 07/21/04 Wed Re: Aoxomoxoa Peter Lewicke 19:34:22 07/21/04 Wed