Jean Bundy
Summer Flying Around the West for Art and Kids
Send your kids outside to college and well, you know, they often don’t return. As empty nesters, husband Dave’s and my art travel includes regular visits to our kids who reside on both coasts. So we stole a week of Alaska’s fleeting June to catch up with LA son Oliver and gf-Kate Vescera, and take in some summer art of the West. With our pets at Rabbit Creek Kennels and the lawn mowed, we packed lightly for three cities in a week.
Arctic Ambiance

Springtime Art in New York City Comes in all Shapes

Artist Mariano Gonzales, Paradoxically not in Shadows

Yes, there is Color to a New York City February

Winter Is For Sleuthing At Your Local Museum
Art and Politics are Not so Strange Bedfellows
’Tis the Season to Discover the Unobtrusive Aesthetician

Art is Comfort Food in the Age of Ebola

Instead of Golfing, Vacation with the Environment
Taking Granddaughter, Averyl, to the Anchorage Museum was beyond Priceless

Friendly’s Fried Clams Go Down Nicely With Art

Three Great Summer Shows (Back East)

New York in Late Spring, an Aesthetic Bonus

Spring Absence and Renewal with Art

The Armory Show: Art Fair Meets Avant-garde

An Alaskan Goes to the 2014 Whitney Biennial

In The Dark of Winter Don’t “Kiss It All Goodbye”

Dena’Ina Way of Living, at the Anchorage Museum

December in California: Take Mittens When Searching for Art
