My solo show in November was a complete success. There was a great turn out and both films were received very well. A lot of the local square dancers were there and saw the film and framed photographs for the first time, as well as Victor's (Elvis) parents. Here are a few photos from the install and reception:



I submitted three portfolio packets for graduate admissions on new years Eve, out with the old and in with the new in 2011. The same day I received a fortune cookie that read 'You will soon be on top of the world.' I then took it a step further by researching 'New Years traditions (and meanings)' and made vegetarian black eyed peas and brown rice with cornbread (for luck), cabbage (for scholarships and monetary success), and a round vegan chocolate cake (for resolutions) all from scratch. I know that these traditions may or may not hold any relevance in the upcoming months but I didn't want to start the year off with any negativity.
As of now I have applied to 4 of my 7 possible graduate schools, and results should be sent March 1st. Next weekend the juried group documentary exhibition 'Storytelling' will be hung at the L. Nowlin Gallery, a show I am thrilled to be a part of. The reception is in Austin on January 15th from 6-8 pm, hope to see you all there!
