By Denny Lynch
The letter from the office of the Mayor of Paris (Marie de Paris) arrived at my house in Hampden a few weeks before I mounted my photography exhibition in the City of Light.
I had invited Mayor Bertrand Delanoe to my opening on March 12 at the American Library in Paris. The brown envelope, which the letter arrived in, was marked urgent and was addressed to Monsieur Denny Lynch. Well, I thought to myself, it is only natural that the Mayor of Hampden extend an invitation to the Mayor of Paris.
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Hampden metal sculptor and member artist, Jim Pollock, with some of his work at “Found Objects: New Beginnings, The Art of Trash” at the Baltimore Public Works Museum, located at 751 Eastern Ave. (Pier 7 at Inner Harbor). This exhibit features Jim’s bicycle chain and wrench Crabs, the ‘Banjo Player’, above him his ‘Upside-Down Barn Stormer’, and his ‘Flute Player’ to the right. This show runs from June through October. Details: 410-396-1509.
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Gemini energy - creative and exciting - will sparkle in June
By Julia Quets
The month of June picks up pace after a slow start on Sunday the 1st, with a waning moon in practical, patient Taurus. Geminis, this first half of the month is for you! By Tuesday, June 3, it’s all Gemini all the time, when the new moon in Gemini successively conjuncts Venus, the sun, and then Mercury. Responsive, curious, intelligent, and versatile, Gemini is the most adaptable of the air signs. These transits shine the spotlight onto communication, everyday routines, siblings, neighbors, and education.
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