In the Hunters Woods Safeway, I found an indoor water dispenser like the outdoor ones that so charmed me in south Texas.
The National Gallery’s East Building is undergoing a multiyear project to renovate the pink marble panels that clad the building. The fancy falsework around the building is its own kind of temporary installation art. The elevator component reminds me a bit of Brancusi’s Endless Column.
The beavers in the park have built a lodge up onto the boardwalk. They have incorporated one of the benches into their organic architecture.
Leta and I were both enchanted by Caitlin Phillips’ room at Artomatic. Her wall treatment supports her exhibit of purses made from old book bindings. I’ve got a powder room in my house that is in need of some sprucing, and I’m tempted to try Phillips’s idea, but make it more permanent. I wonder whether a couple of coats of polyurethane over the book pages would provide sufficient durability and yet be reversible (whoever buys this house from me is unlikely to share my taste in bathroom reading).