I started Peter
McGough's I've Seen the Future and I'm Not Going: The Art Scene and Downtown
New York in the 1980s.
I have been going
back and forth with Carla to see if I can get this power of attorney switched
over so I can access my money. This
really is the last thing I can control before I die that I need to do.
My friend Al says
she is hesitant because prisoners are always trying to get money from people on
the streets and this seems fishy because I am actually trying to give it away.
I ran just under
a mile and a half. OSCI is running
contests for Labor Day. They have a mile
run, which I signed up for. I likely
will be coming off of two weeks of radiation.
I'll be damned if that will stop me.
But this could be rough. Radiation
is really harsh. Thus far the only thing
I have found worse is the cancer.
I worked on my
van Goghesque self-portrait. The failing
eye sight is really making things a challenge.
The cubist
self-portrait is dry and can be worked into again. I want to glaze dark into areas and the it
should need a signature and be done.
I received a
letter from my artist in crime friend Kelly Bodoh. He would like another work of mine. He says what I am doing now is more
interesting.
I agree. I am no longer doing work that St. Vincent de
Paul can sell for charitable causes. I
am being an artist for arts sake.
I need to see if
he wants a drawing or painting. If it is
a painting I can ask the Portrait Society to send it to Heidi post show, but cannot
promised they will do so. I also want to
ask Carla if she wants anything. The
rest I want sent to the Prisoner Express archives on the Cornell campus.
When I send it to
my folks they just get rid of it, so I stopped doing that.
I did this
beautiful Aaron Rodgers painting for St. Vincent de Paul which I sent to my
parents to photograph, and forward to
St. Vincent de Paul.
It was
photographed, but never made it to St. Vincent de Paul. When I asked where it was I was met with
silence. I stopped asking.
The chest pain is
getting irritable. I may have to start
taking that damned oxycodone. I am
pounding the acetaminophen and it just might be falling short of needed pain
relief.
I received my
canvas order today. That means once I
finish what I am going I can slip right into my self-portrait in-the-style of
Alice Neel. I want to make it a 24"
X 36" diptych.
With this order
coming in I should be able to get one last order in to J.L. Marcus before we
lose them as a vendor. I need matte
medium, because I do not know if that will carry over. Then I can buy paint for my mosaic and shadow
box anywhere.
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