dOG wALK aRT is dedicated to Benjy, our unbelievable family member who took me out for a walk 2 or 3 times a day, showed me things I would not have otherwise seen, inspired me to write poetry, collect and create artistic elements from the environment, think about my history, say silly things I would not have otherwise said, accomplish things I would not have otherwise accomplished, and most importantly connect with family and friends in a meaningful way.
What a life force he was!
Benjy died peacefully on February 19th 2022 at noon at the age of 15 years.
Clicking on the image or the link below downloads the video and you have to open separately
Dad Saying Goodbye to Benjy to our sweet Benjy to the voice and words of our son Aaron It is a very sad day
https://dogwalkart.thecommonvein.net/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/Dad-Saying-Goodbye.mov
This site is a collection of 810 photographs, poems and artistic renditions inspired by this amazing dog. He never did harm to anything or anyone and lived up to the dog tradition of being our best friend. He made life so much more meaningful for us
This site is also dedicated to the Free Museums In and ArouNd US
Cubism in the bark of the river birch
259c
251c after Degas
Collage of Another Kind after Matisse
November 26, 2017
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Nov 6 2015
pre dwa
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April 23 2018
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So I asked “Mr Mushroom what are you doing?” “Just mooning” he said with a sigh
September 19 2016
Ashley Davidoff MD Copyright 2018
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Size of a Blade of Grass
From the Series “Art of Cold Water”
February 11 Elton John
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2nd Night Chanukah
Spring Time dOG wALK
Wishing all family and friends more light and more flowers!
From the Series – “Art of the Springtime”
Reposted December 3rd 2018
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AKA The Nuts and Bolts of the Old and Rusty (crusty) and the New and Shiny Creating Art from Found Objects on Dog Walks
July 13 2016
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From the Series “Mexico City”
November 14th 2018
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A SHORT STORY – AWKWARD HAWK WALK
Awkward Hawk Walk “Nature is impersonal, awe-inspiring, elegant, eternal. It’s geometrically perfect. It’s tiny and gigantic. You can travel far to be in a beautiful natural setting, or you can observe it in your backyard – or, in my case, in the trees lining New York City sidewalks, or in the clouds above skyscrapers.”
Gretchen Rubin Wiki