Randy Titus had a lot of stuff and when he died, he left no biological children and was the last of his bloodline. He was loved by many people in St Louis and is considered a genius level local Artist. His possessions that remained after his death filled an apartment which he resided in for decades …
The alleyway was one block over from my house in Mckinley Heights. Once a sought after neighborhood nestled between Soulard and Lafayette Square, the poverty and crime of the Gravois Industrial corridor kept rent low at a cost. This was 2015 and this project was just breaking ground in becoming… what it became and…Kendra was …
The bits and pieces of Debbie and Ralph that I have are only a few stories, as physical artifacts like the scooter, air compressor and bicycle found a new purpose. Other items became their own story, without the married couple who once owned them. I think the only reason I ended up with Debbie’s research, …
Biomythography part 3 There are three remarkable parts about Dr Jay Jensen that I love. His amazing photographic eye, as his slides from Communist China in 1986… are visionary. He was the funny Doctor with all the jokes. I found many within his papers. His commitment to his family. There’s a good chance I might …
Found within the Jensen collection, and added to a vintage photo-book, these are the Pets…of some 1950’s era family… Cats, Dogs, and Fishtanks.. oh my!
1997: 12 women pose for a photograph. Sarah Jane is posed in middle, between two important women, dressed in black with an ornate gold brooch. Her hair is cut with modern perfection and she screams of sophistication with beauty and grace. Sarah is a member of this Sisterhood. Ladue News October 3rd 1997. About the …
Biomythography is a term created by Audre Lorde for her book Zami, a simple spelling of my name. It has been described as the weaving together of myth, history and biography in epic narrative form, a style of composition that represents all the ways in which we perceive the world, often involving the use of …