Like a
year ago, we went to the undergrad year-end exhibition opening night at the art
school where I have taught and will teach, and we enjoyed wine and hors
d’oeuvres and wandered around and looked at all the different pieces.
I
mostly remember a potato mounted to a wall that ran around on an irregular squiggly
path, likely through some magnetic track embedded beneath the plaster.
He
doesn’t remember that at all.
That
said, he remembers this entire wall covered carefully in someone’s planner
pages and posted over with endless notes on things-to-do.
There,
he was like, “I hope that never’s my life.”
“That’s already my life,” I was like.
I don’t
remember that artwork or exchange at all though, though he does, vividly.
He says
it was a moment of revelation about me.
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