Yet another creative application for tape being showcased here by Finn, Erica's nephew all the way from Canada.	It seems that the virtual mural watching experience translates well to the real thing.  Here is Fiona (Finn's mum) perusing the web site archives. We were thrilled to have this hands-on "international" perspective.
	Beginnings of a vision.  Perhaps inspired by the copious volumes of water we have personally experienced of late we decided on a liquid solution for the final scene.  Cast in the Egyptian era you see here two tunic garbed folk gazing intently into a reflection.
The Worcester Art Museum went about celebrating its 100th anniversary this weekend.  A whole mess of folks showed up to feast on the smorgasborg of events the museum had lined up and culinary delights.
Today we were rewarded for five weeks of fighting the elements.  We witnessed a beautiful act of optimism.  Undaunted by driving winds and rain, the Worcester Art Museum topped off their Centennial Celebration with a fireworks display for the ages.  Not unlike Tape Art, these fiery flashes of joy marked the night sky*, only to quickly disappear.  They were fired off in a field near the museum.  The finale was punctuated by the thunderous beats of the Spice Girls and the sparkling vision of the number "100" burning in pink under the last bursts of pyrotechnics.  In the rain.  We have tried to recreate the experience for those of you who missed it.     The following page takes a little while  to load, but is an awesome reminder of the triumph of the human spirit. If you get a spray water bottle and take aim at yourself, while watching the glowing explosions on your screen... it's not the same,  but, heck, we tried. Take me to the Fireworks Spectacular!

 

*We have not actually done Tape Art on the sky before.