The coin that ended the Callinan run and propelled Bozzi to The Sweet Sixteen.
- And The Winner Is Nick Kahn
The coin that ended the Callinan run and propelled Bozzi to The Sweet Sixteen.
So close, but yet so far away! There are officially no curators left in this competition. I am out. Good luck Michael!
Look who’s in the gallery after-hours!
And one curator remains! I am on my way to Round V. Somehow I missed meeting up with my partner for Round IV (sorry to miss you Evren), but we both managed to get our games in and I squeaked by with 260pts. While the win is nice in and of itself, I’m mostly excited that I’ll have the opportunity to make a pledge in Round V to the exhibition’s winner. Now I have to get creative. What can I do for the winner that would be truly special? I’ve been learning to bake recently. Perhaps I can bake 2 dozen cookies for them? Guess we’ll have to wait and see.
Versus wins! With Matthew Callinan, John Muse, Bret Mulligan, Rachel Hoang, Tim Harte, Jesse Shipley, Deep Ghosh, and Tom Donnelly.
Today was the day of the epic match-up between me and my mother Sheila. I’ll be humble and won’t brag about who won. I’ll only say this….two thumbs, this guy 
Good effort Mom, better luck next time against one of your other five boys!
My grandmother (Catherine) holding my mother (Sheila)
My grandmother and skee-ball
The truth of the matter is I have a strong emotional entanglement with skee-ball. My grandmother on my mother’s side, Catherine J. Donovan (also known as Cass or Catty) was born, raised, and lived most of her life in the city of Philadelphia, where skee-ball was invented and patented in 1909. Later in life, my grandmother along with my grandfather and six children, moved to the south Jersey suburb where I would later grow up just two miles away from her home. Here in the suburbs, with a beautiful house and yard, my grandmother and grandfather were to spend their days living the good life, easing into old age with their ever-growing family nearby. (More …)
Artist Hank Willis Thomas playing curator Matthew Callinan in an exciting game of skee-ball!
Come to his talk today at 4:30pm in Stokes 102.
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