Thursday, December 31, 2009
May You, In Twenty-Ten
Enjoy the last day of this strange but productive year.
And, as always, all the best to everyone.
Katja
May You, In Twenty-Ten
May You, in 2010:
fool the IRS,
avoid parking tickets,
an increase on the rent,
or getting evicted.
May You, in 2010:
register your car on line,
not bounce a single check,
get your college loan subsidized,
evade getting into debt.
May You, in 2010:
forget about the mortgage,
the hoarding of newspapers,
pack your luggage,
to a city with skyscrapers.
May You, in 2010:
find a jeweler for that brooch,
organize your stockings and scarves,
get the shoemaker to repair your boots,
avoid them mounds of dirty wash.
May You, in 2010:
not lose friends nor relatives to politics,
dare to follow a passion,
not be ruled by economics,
keep your mind an ageless atom.
May You, in 2010:
Wake up, each day, inspired,
meditate, practice yoga, ride a bicycle,
eat the organic vegetables required,
and see insurance companies liable.
May You, in 2010:
see lawful marriage for gays,
and divorce for every everyone else,
a city of cyclists and cafés
with jazz singers in black pearls.
May You, in 2010:
make time to groom,
to anticipate a waltz,
wearing a dab of expensive perfume,
after soaking in fine salts.
May You, in 2010:
get your roommates to evaporate,
slouch in but your thong,
the flat yours to self adorate,
sighing to a sad song.
May You, in 2010:
enjoy “le charme discret de la bourgeoisie,”
toasting to fine wines,
in the company of bohemians,
that prefer smoking pot to discussing politics.
May You, in 2010:
not be subjected to pettiness,
pick out the fakes,
keep a few intimidates,
vanish the phonies like snow flakes.
May You, in 2010:
still wear your faded jeans,
dare to dive into that abyss,
feel your body charged with adrenaline,
so “ the moment you wake up… you say a little prayer for” …a kiss.
May You, in 2010:
sing in a novel language,
groove to eccentric dimensions,
carry on in spite of slander,
watch out for your intentions.
May You, in 2010:
ignore our inhumanity,
forget global warming,
that we’re on the brink of calamity,
and our planet is in mourning.
May You, in 2010:
learn to respect children,
forgive all your relatives,
make time for a pilgrim,
and ignore evangelicals.
May You, In 2010:
sparkle and swing,
as You surf this tempestuous wave,
may a lightening sting,
storming your spirit a blaze.
May You, in 2010--
continue to be… on facebook… my friend!
Paula Tejeda
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Thursday, December 10, 2009
new figures...
Thursday, December 3, 2009
reception at Hang tonight, 12.3., 6-8PM
Sunday, November 29, 2009
ETA LA II in Los Angeles- Opening Friday, Dec 4th
We couldn't be more excited to announce that ETA LA II is happening once again at Living Room on Sunset Boulevard in the uber hip Silver Lake neighborhood of Los Angeles, beginning on December 4th and remaining on exhibition until January 15th, 2010.
This time around, the 26 participating artists hail exclusively from the West coast. Here's the illustrious and brilliant ETA LA II group:
Amanda Blake
If you're in the Los Angeles area, please stop by the opening at The Living Room on Friday, December 4th, from 8-10 p.m. to revel in the wonder and joy of small, amazing art. If you can't make it to the show, remember that you can purchase any of the work online (and we'll ship it to you for free)!
Contact Information:
Friday, November 27, 2009
Model Behavior- Opening Thursday, 12/3
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Model Behavior- Opening Thursday, 12/3
Saturday, November 21, 2009
more shipyards...
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
"Model Behavior" show at Hang Gallery, Dec 1 - 15
a group exhibition
Artists Reception: First Thursday, December 3, 6-8pm
Exhibition Dates: December 1-15
"Little Jewels" show, Atlanta, Georgia. Nov 21- Dec 24.
coming up: show at the beautiful Huff Harrington gallery owned by Ann Huff and Meg Harrington. "Little Jewels", Opening Saturday November 21.
Huff Harrington Fine Art, 4240 Rickenbacker Drive,
Atlanta, Georgia 30342, Phone: 404.257.0511
They put this very nice introduction of me and my work on their website:
"In addition to some of our regular favorite artists who have produced
Little Jewels for this show, we are delighted to introduce Katja Leibenath,
a wonderful German artist whose work caught our eye when we first saw it.
This show features Katja's plein air studies of the Boat Basin in the San Francisco bay,
and offers glimpses of this artist's ability to capture the joys of the details in the mundane and every day life.
Sunday, November 15, 2009
Enormous Tiny Art show in LA, December 4 - January 15 2010
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
TWENTY FOUR SEVEN
Artist reception November 5 from 6-8 pm
progress today: Cadmium flash
Saturday, October 17, 2009
Fall 2009 fundraisers
Here are a few suggested fundraisers where my work will be auctioned this season- usually these parties are pretty fabulous and it is really fun to go. And worthy. Let me know if you do.