Wow! Our events for the Reception Day went wonderfully... our special guest Dr. Osagie, held up very well as she spoke to students, faculty and the public at separate events during the day.

Please check out the video clips in the “Links” list of Dr. Osagie's "Student Conversations" and "Evening Reception"

"There's always something left to do" -- these are the words I speak to myself 10 hours & 22 minutes before HMP opens. Perhaps, I'm suffering, simply, from "Much Ado About Nothing," yeh?

“The world is a dangerous place to live; not because of the people who are evil, but because of the people who don’t do anything about it.”

--Albert Einstein

Michael said...

I am grateful for the opportunity to be a part of the HMP project.

For years, I created many conceptual images in the service of the advertising business, and that had its benefits, but I never made an image that moved me as much as my Crossings contribution for Haiku #10. That image, I feel, is the most important image I have made to this date.

I thank you for the vision, initiative, and talent you have invested in this project. I am blessed to meet you and privileged to be a part of this very significant collaborative effort.

Since I enjoy the rare position of having seen all the visual art and read the haiku, I heartily commend the exhibition for all to view. It will be a moving experience.

10:05 AM
8/31/07