Sunday, December 31, 2023

December Flying Carpet 2023

In December
The Flying Carpet
Translated Japan
into black/ white/ and grey...
Pizazz Tree Branches

Pattern on pattern on pattern

Tokyo anime streets
Hiroshige Wannabe
Window in the roof
Sky enters

Trance Glance
Ancient and modern
Worlds collide
Tea house
Each step

Yin/ yang
tree/water/garden

Geezer Dragons
New Year Greetings
from Kenning-ji Temple


Thursday, November 30, 2023

November Flying Carpet 2023

 In November
The Flying Carpet
returned to Japan

Nostalgia of Miyama-cho 

Shadows of Daitokuji  Temple

Emerald of Arashiyama
Gold of Pure Land
Vision of Enoura Installation
Obscurity of Yasaka Shrine
Dazzle of Fuji-san

Transcendence of Noh*
Glow of happiness 
 Special Thanks to Susan-san
 
Kit, Nancy,* and all the travelers!!!!!
*photos by others... thanks for sharing...

Tuesday, October 31, 2023

October Flying Carpet 2023

 In October

The Flying Carpet

anticipates 

looking through 

the windows of Japan



To be continued.....

Saturday, September 30, 2023

September Flying Carpet 2023

 In September
The Flying Carpet
sashayed over to the NEW/OLD
Railyard area in Santa Fe

The Depot is totally rescued
from a crumbling ruin
The Railrunner chugs daily
from Santa Fe to Belen

But who lurks tromp l’oeil
breaking through the wall
of the New Mexico School 

of the Arts?

The new Kid on the Block
is the 

Vladem Contemporary Museum
with its opening show

Shadow and Light






Thursday, August 31, 2023

August Flying Carpet 2023

 In August
the Flying Carpet 

perceives transformation.

Once upon a time
there was a cactus called Epic.

His buds were 

a moment of potential.

He bloomed profusely!
22 fluorescent blossoms!
But then inevitably 

his blossoms faded

and He moved 

on to the next phase…
propagated into 8 new starts

 

In memoriam
Anita Sanders
gardener, tango dancer, visual artist,
opera lover, traveler, milliner,
lace knitter and life enthusiast

Monday, July 31, 2023

July Flying Carpet 2023

 In July 

The Flying Carpet

Flew around the world

 and stayed home in Santa Fe.

 

Faces at the Folk Art Market*



Come back next year!
Think about volunteering...

*www.ifam.org