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As she grew older, Nevelson only became more devoted to her work, which after all had been the one sustaining force in her life. “I like to work,” she said. “I always did. I think there is such a thing as energy—creation overflowing. . . . In my studio I’m as happy as a cow in her stall. My studio is the only place where everything is all

lol at Arbus sleeping with everyone including….her brother???

you look at individuals, but I imagine you also get a sense of culture more broadly over time? through how artists relate to themselves, their work, and their lives?

How has your understanding of all this changed since starting the blog? (and give us a brief history of how this all began for you)

Routine is such an interesting lens to look through - creativity and control of a life which is all of life anyways maybe?

What is your process?