Three Things: The Telephone Edition, III
Let’s spend some time on the phone this week. Er, what I mean is, let’s spend some time writing a telephone into a scene. Brriiiing!
Dana Schutz, How We Would Talk, 2007. Oil on canvas.
Rune Guneriussen, Connections #4, from wall No. 2, 2006. Photograph. www.runeguneriussen.no
Fairfield Porter, July Interior, 1964. Oil on canvas. Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington, D.C.
Fairfield Porter’s Iced Coffee, shown below, makes me think of lazy mornings; weekend mornings when you have nothing you must do, and nowhere to be. So I’ve decided to make a morning out of it. Our morning begins with waking up to the sun setting the curtains aglow, followed by a trip to the kitchen for… toast? A croissant? Coffee, certainly. And then it’s onward to the three-season porch, coffee in tow, to settle into the morning’s newspaper, and a good book.
Uta Barth, … and to draw a bright white line with light (Untitled 11.8), 2011. Photograph.
Bert Teunissen, Wernswig #1, 19/7/2005 9:36, 2005. Photograph. www.bertteunissen.com
Fairfield Porter, Iced Coffee, 1966. Oil on canvas. G.U.C. Collection, Chicago.
P.S. Next Monday will be one such morning for me (and hopefully for you, too). Three Things won’t appear next week due to the Memorial Day holiday, to return the following week on Monday, June 4.
