James Gardner

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Exhibitions: Siena, an Art-Historical Brigadoon

Jan 2, 2025 | themagazineantiques.com | James Gardner

In the grand arc of the history of Western painting, Siena is indisputably important, but one is not quite sure in what way. In the last quarter of the thirteenth century, Siena rivaled Florence as one of those watersheds that forever altered the course of our visual culture. If Florence could boast of Cimabue, Siena could claim Duccio. A little later, the Sienese master Simone Martini could stand his ground against Giotto himself.
Alpine Design - The Magazine Antiques

Dec 2, 2024 | themagazineantiques.com | James Gardner

The Alps are an altered state. Perhaps one could say as much for all mountains. Taking us far from the plains where most of humanity has lived since the dawn of time, they seem to bring us closer to the sun, where the air is purer and the din of cities feels like a distant rumor.
What's happening at the Library - Winchester Sun

Oct 2, 2024 | winchestersun.com | James Gardner

Published 11:15 am Wednesday, October 2, 2024 By James GardnerClark County Public LibraryThis Tuesday, October 1 is not only the official start of Spooky Season for some people (my spooky season tends to start in August), but it’s a great day for fans of tacos and Taco Tuesday! National Taco Day is not only falling on a Tuesday this year, but it will from now on fall on every first Tuesday in October.
What's happening at the Library - Winchester Sun

Aug 20, 2024 | winchestersun.com | James Gardner

Published 11:00 am Tuesday, August 20, 2024 By James GardnerClark County Public LibraryAs Kenny Rogers’s birthday is Aug. 22, I remember a recent and somewhat sad memory of the singer-songwriter that doesn’t actually involve the singer-songwriter. The memory in question involves a skit on the TV show “Mad TV,” a show that was like “Saturday Night Live” but it was on Fox and had skits based on the popular Mad Magazine.
What's happening at the Library - Winchester Sun

Aug 7, 2024 | winchestersun.com | James Gardner

Published 11:30 am Wednesday, August 7, 2024 By James GardnerClark County Public LibraryI like the outdoors. Really, I do. Sorry if I sound defensive, but when I tell people I like the outdoors, some of them follow up with questions like “Do you like camping?” or “What’s your favorite place to hike?” When that happens, I typically look to change the subject, up to and including pretending to fall over in my chair or claim amnesia.
What's happening at the Library - Winchester Sun

Jun 19, 2024 | winchestersun.com | James Gardner

Published 11:30 am Wednesday, June 19, 2024 By James GardnerClark County Public LibraryThough calendars will try to say that summer officially starts on June 20 this year, it feels like it’s been around a little while longer. Memorial Day (a day many look at as the “official” start of summer) has passed, schools have released their young students out into the wild, and the weather seems to be finally cooperating (however, with Kentucky weather, the only constant is change).
What's happening at the Library? - Winchester Sun

Jun 12, 2024 | winchestersun.com | James Gardner

Published 11:30 am Wednesday, June 12, 2024 By James GardnerClark County Public LibraryIn honor of National Movie Night (the second Friday of June), consider the following question. What was the last movie you watched? For me, it was “The Iron Claw,” which despite the title, is not sci-fi and has nothing to do with a bird or robotic claw.
Old Master Encore

Jun 7, 2024 | themagazineantiques.com | James Gardner

If Guillaume Lethière had gone by his father’s surname, Guillon, then the three great Gs of French Empire painting—Gros, Gerard and Girodet—could have added a fourth. Lethière is represented in many eminent collections (among them the Hermitage, the Louvre, and half the provincial museums of France), but he is known mainly to scholars of the art of the Napoleonic era.
What's happening at the Library - Winchester Sun

May 21, 2024 | winchestersun.com | Warren Taylor |James Gardner

Published 4:44 pm Tuesday, May 21, 2024 By James GardnerClark County Public LibrarySometimes eating is just eating. At its most basic level, eating is taking food and putting it into our mouths. The act may or may not involve chewing. Or tasting. The food may be hot, cold, soft, crunchy, or everything in between.
What's happening at the Library - Winchester Sun

May 14, 2024 | winchestersun.com | James Gardner

Published 4:33 pm Tuesday, May 14, 2024 By James GardnerClark County Public LibraryHope everyone had a happy Mother’s Day, especially the moms who are hopefully raising the next generation of library users (or just generally good people). I realize that motherhood isn’t easy; unlike many jobs, there’s no clocking out or OSHA-mandated breaks. Sometimes, the job extends beyond when most people go to bed, such as when a child wakes up with a fever or is having a terrible dream.

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