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A Stolen Afternoon

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Rei Kawakubo for Comme des Garçons

Last week, Beloved and I went to Montreal for a conference, tacking on a couple of vacation days to celebrate our anniversary. Alas, our flight home was cancelled. The airline automatically booked me on a flight early the next day, but we couldn’t get Beloved on a flight until the evening. With further delays and kerfuffles, I found myself in NYC with nothing to do and an afternoon to kill. Herself finally convinced me that pacing around our tiny, overheated apartment was not a good use of my time, so I went to the Met to see what was cooking at the Costume Institute. And am I ever glad I did!

After hearing what I was up to, I think Beloved was a little glad to be stuck in Canada, so it was a win-win. And she made it home in time for our anniversary, so all was well in the end.

Here’s a link to the photos I took at the exhibition, and here’s a link to the exhibit page.

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Author: Donna from One Beautiful Thing

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21 thoughts on “A Stolen Afternoon

  1. robertamblog's avatar

    Wow! And I thought my wearable art was cool–amazing stuff! Oh, and happy anniversary!

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  2. Laura (PA Pict)'s avatar

    What a fantastic exhibition. I had to watch the video with the sound muted but I got the idea that it was arranged around juxtapositions or dichotomies. I liked that some pieces were very sculptural while some were almost formless. Great use of colour and fabric texture too. I’m glad you were able to make such good use of your solo time.

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  3. Lisa DeCaro's avatar

    Happy happy anniversary!!! ❤️ Sorry we couldn’t make it to Montreal! 😢

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  4. Crystal's avatar

    What pretty Flickr pictures

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