#iammuseumed

Chick led her first online workshop for folks she hadn’t met before. After planning the activities, all she had to do for set-up was make sure she had a nice background and put on some jewelry. It’s not nearly as satisfying or useful as in-person interaction, but one person felt like she can now look at art in a new way, so at least something came out of it for sure!

This morning, Chick helped third and fourth grade writers in the Reynolda House writing camp with editing. This evening, she began reading and commenting on the undergraduate interns’ final research papers. #shesfeelingveryteachery

The little green chick and I learned how to make cyanotypes this afternoon. (And a little bit of how not to do it; the other print was even blurrier.)

After our trip to New Mexico last winter, Chick is especially excited that the @brooklynmuseum Georgia O'Keeffe exhibition will travel to Reynolda House later this year! She’s stoked we got to preview the show on opening day!

“Sit on the floor and copy this figures pose. How do you feel?”

When the Museum is closed and without power, and much of what you’d need to be working on is there, you take the opportunity to catch up on some #museed reading on the porch.

 “What do you see?”

If you have to go in to work on a Sunday, it helps when the drive in is this lovely. (at Reynolda House Museum of American Art)