Deanna Bogart and her band at the National Gallery's Sculpture Garden/Patricia LeslieEvery Friday!
I tell you: Every Friday! We've got to be there.
So what if all those country people are over at the National Building Museum whoopin’ and a’hollerin’. We got class at the Jazz Sculpture Garden. Like last Friday when Deanna Bogurt and her band played the blues and jazz and her brand of "blusion." We had a gooood time.
“Darlin’, that one’s mine! Don’t even think about taking a sip!”
“Oh, okay. Don’t we have enough for us each to have a pitcher?”/Patricia Leslie
If stretched from end to end, the legs of Louise Bourgeois's Spider, 1996, might equal the length of the beer line seen beyond/ Patricia Leslie
Ouch! Blisters and band-aids, all for the love of beauty in the beer line. What means comfort at a free jazzfest?/Patricia Leslie
She just looks like she's holding Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen's Typewriter Eraser, Scale X, 1999. Does anyone here know what a typewriter eraser is? Or was?/Patricia Leslie
What’s with Men in Red all of a sudden?/Patricia Leslie
A line at the men's room, I declare/Patricia Leslie
Across the street National Archives watches with envy/Patricia LeslieUpcoming Jazz Sculpture Garden programs run from 5 - 8 p.m.:
Where: The Sculpture Garden at the National Gallery of Art at the corner of 7th and Constitution Avenue, N.W.
How much: No charge for admission
Food and beverages: Available at the Garden and may be brought in with the exception of alcoholic beverages which may be purchased. Guards check bags.
Metro stations Federal Triangle, Smithsonian, or Archives-Navy Memorial
For more information: 202-289-3360
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