DAY 2 APRON
An excerpt of a conversation with Philip.
8:48 PM Philip: how did the setup go? me: Well…it looked pretty touch and go when I arrived but came together just fine. 8:49 PM I will sent pics… Philip: yay :) 8:51 PM me: When its all said and done, it is afterall a corridor…so I was really happy to hear the ‘director’ say it is now transformed. 8:52 PM I have tomorrow to put the catalogue together if I do not do it tonight Philip: ahh so plenty to do still 8:54 PM me: not really…most of it is there in one form already Philip: wow! that looks good! me: Thanks! 8:57 PM The celestial inversions book looks great in the glass cases Philip: it does me: I laid out the half aprons for colour and put out each page…people have been reading it..actually and laughing 8:58 PM Philip: lol having them spread out like that makes it a little more bite-sized for ppl to read i think 8:59 PM me: Yes and makes them seem special which is funny because we wanted them to be touchable…??? and ordinary 9:02 PM the bags of wood are labeled ‘HOUSE KIT LOT: 1953 EX/ ENG’ to represent the first homes the immigrants to here lived in…There are about 40 different nations represented here Philip: very clever a good way to get use without unpacking it even :D 9:03 PM me: yes they even look travelled hahahha











