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As Lovely As Rain
Sweet sound
each gentle droplet
A snowflake’s dream
and destiny Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged Artist Soul Speaks, Judith Z. Miller, New York City, NYC, poetry, Rain, Rain in NYC
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“It’s never too late to become what you might have been.” – George Eliot
I want to ride horses, naked
muscled arms drawing back handmade bow
shooting arrows like an Amazon
jumping, flipping into the air
spinning off my proud prancing white stallion
Landing on my feet like a cat
ready, in graceful karate stance
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Suicide
Furious at my parents and filled with self-loathing due to internalized homophobia, I grabbed a huge black-handled dagger that my mother kept in the kitchen drawer, and headed back down to the basement. I kneeled on the floor weeping, with the sharp tip of the silver blade pointed into my belly. Continue reading
Dolphin Dreams
The water is warm and clear, the day is sunny, and I am riding along blissfully, hugging the dolphins’ massive body. I feel the animals’ strength and agility through the water – and aware of it always being conscious of my safety and well-being. (As I write these words, I start to cry).
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Posted in Dreams
Tagged Artist Soul Speaks, Bottlenose Dolphin, Dolphin Dreams, Dreams, Judith Z. Miller, Lakes, Muddy Water, Ocean, Water dreams
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Remembering The Sticky-Sweet Smell of Pine
Hearing the commotion, instead of putting herself at risk, she shoved a broom handle out of the window and yelled out: “I’ll blow the heads off every last one of you if you don’t get off my property – NOW!” Upon hearing the serious tone of her voice and seeing that “gun,” of course the drunkards high-tailed it out of there as fast as they could. That incident became legend around town – part of the town’s history – and it protected the rest of us on “That Lesbian Place” – for years and years to come. Continue reading
Elizabeth Taylor & My Big Brother
When Dick received my message, he dashed off a quick reply, writing that – as soon as he got back to his office – I was to expect a photo. Shortly thereafter Big Brother Dick sends me this amazing image – of him with Ms. Taylor — it just blew me away! Continue reading
Posted in Celebrity
Tagged "Getting Out", Al Hirschfeld Theater, Anne Miller, Artist Soul Speaks, Big Brother, Bill Blass, Deborah Miller, Dick Miller, Dick Miller New York New York, Elizabeth Taylor, family ties, Find Line Actors Theatre, generosity, generous, Halston, Joan Fontaine, Judith Z. Miller, kindness, Liza Minnelli, Marsha Norman, Martin Beck Theater, Opening Night Gala, Senator John Warner, Shirley MacLaine, sychonicity, The Little Foxes, Theaters Washington DC, Violet Eyes, Womens Prison Project
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Immigrants Lives – Making it Real
Warren Lehrer & Judith Sloan When is the last time you witnessed something IMPORTANT? I’m lucky – I live in NYC –where the opportunity to experience art abounds. But “great art” with COMPASSION? Not so easy to find. I was … Continue reading
Posted in Performance Review, Photography, Visual Art
Tagged Activist, Al Pacino, aliens, America, Artist Soul Speaks, Crossing The BLVD, Diverse, husband and wife team, Immigrant, J.M. Kaplan Fund, Judith Sloan, Judith Z. Miller, Lily Tomlin, neighbors, New York City, Oral History, photography, Queens New York, strangers, Studs Turkel, The Fine Line Actors Theatre, The Greenwall Foundation, The Herald, The Merchant of Venice, The Rockefeller Foundation, The Women's Prison Project, Warren Lehrer
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“What is the Sound of One Hand Fu#king?”
GOLDEN FINGERS PRODUCTIONS SEEKS CREATIVE COLLABORATORS for The Hand Sex Project “WHAT IS THE SOUND OF ONE HAND FU#KING?” An Erotic Multi-Media Art Installation Brooklyn, NY, June 27, 2010. In honor of LGBT Pride Day, Golden Fingers Productions announces the … Continue reading
Posted in Multimedia, The Hand Sex Project, Visual Art
Tagged Accountants, Administrative Assistants, Architects, Artist Soul Speaks, Artists, Audio Engineers, Audio Technicians, Bisexual, Brooklyn, Camera Women, Carpenters, Collaborators, Curators, Designers, Erotic Art, Female, Fiscal Planner, Fundraisers, Galleries, Golden Fingers Productions, Grant Writers, Graphic Artists, Hand Sex Project, Interview, Judith Z. Miller, Lesbian, Lesbian Sex, LGBT, Multimedia, New York City, Producer, Project Manager, Publicists, Set Designers, Sex, Street Flyer Distributors, Subjects, Trans, Transgender, Vaginal, Video Editors, Videographers, Visual Art, Volunteer, Vulva, Web Designers, Woman, Women, Writers, ZAMO
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MISSION ACCOMPLISHED! The Spirit In the Mask
I feel a great sense of accomplishment today, as I’ve FINALLY finished my HAND CARVED MASK – the reason for my voyage from BROOKLYN NEW YORK, across the United States, and waaaay up NORTH to SITKA ALASAK, this beautiful little town of 8,600 people, nestled between the mountains. If you’ve been following my blog, you may remember that my vision for this MASK was inspired by a DREAM, (see posts dated August 28 & September 7), and that I’ve been studying, with the help of a Development Grant from Fractured Atlas, with MASTER TLINGIT WOOD CARVER TOMMY JOSEPH. Continue reading
Posted in Visual Art
Tagged Abalone Shells, Adze, Alder, Artist Soul Speaks, Bear Fur, Bi-Gender, drawing, Dreams, embroidery floss, Female, Fractured Atlas, Hand Carved, Handmade Tools, Judith Z. Miller, Lesbian, Male, Mask, Mirror, Musical Symbol, Phallus, Pink Triangle, Sitka Alaska, Sitka National Historical Park, Sitka Sentinel, Southeast Alaska Indian Cultural Center, Third Eye, Tlingit, Tommy Joseph, Walnut Oil, Wood Carving, Wooden Phalus, ZAMO
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Is it BEADED or is it Jell-O? … High Art Surprise!
June 20th, 2009 World of Beads VIII & Jell-O Mold Design Competition Color, Form, Texture & Design — imagination, unusual use of materials, do-it-yourself-advice – and a sense of humor … This year’s Bead Society show <http://www.nybead.org/>included vender booths with … Continue reading
Posted in Visual Art
Tagged Aesthetics, African American Woman, Artist Soul Speaks, Asian Woman, Bali, Bead Society of Greater New York, Beads, Bobby Blue, Break out of the Mold, Carmen Miranda, Chinese, Color, Colorful Artwork, Complex, Culinary, Design, Dexterity, Edibilty, ESL, Food, High Art, Jell-O, Jell-O Mold Competition, Jewelry, Live DJ, Lois Sherr, Michael Coan, Michelle Zatta, Museum Quality, Nail Salon, Nepal, Online Jewelry Store, Patience, Piano, Sculpture, Sequin, Shirley A.J. Mitchell, Shots, Tasting, The Bead Goes On, The National Museum of the American Indian, Vision, Visual Art, Wine Cork, World of Beads, ZAMO
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