BY

THIS
IS
MISS
CAT 
 AND
THIS
IS
MR
CAT
AND
THESE
ARE
THEIR
KITTY
CATS
KITTENS
THEY
ARE
A
HAPPY
FAMILY
CUZ
THEY
EACH
OTHER
AND
LIKE
TO
WATCH
CUZ
THEY
ARE
TOGETHER
AND
NOT
LONELY
MY
FAMILY
HAVE
ALL
MOVED
OUT
SO
NOW
IT'S
JUST
ME
AND
MY
CATS
AND
CHARLIE  
AND
MY
SON
MILO
HANGING
OUT
ON
MY
RED
STUFFED
ANIMAL
COUCH
CAN
YOU
FIND
MY
 CAT
MAC
CAN
YOU
FIND
MY
 CAT
CESAR
 AND
THESE
ARE
MY
STUFFED
ANIMALS 
THEY
KEEP
ME
COMPANY
WHEN
I
AM
ALONE
 SO
I
WON'T
BE
LONELY
CUZ
THEY
LOVE
ME 
WE
LIKE
TO
HANG
OUT
ON
THE
COUCH
AND
WATCH
TV
SHOWS
ABOUT
AND

CUZ
WE
ARE
NOT
ALONE

TO
VISIT
MORE
OF
MY
FRIENDS
THAT
ARE
FOR
SALE
CLICK
ON
MY

SEATTLE TIMES
...Above all, however, go to see the marvelous Donna Collins. Collins also resides in Michigan, albeit in Kalamazoo. Collins makes impressively innocent yet inventive work.
Her materials are a mixed bag of delights: glitter and brown wrapping paper, tempera paints and sewing notions. Her bright, exuberant 3-D pieces are framed in vintage windows; their funky wit and brilliant palette is truly irresistible.
Yet her art has rigor; its humor and its upbeat brilliance are double-edged. This has been recognized by her growing cult of collectors, which include the actresses Susan Sarandon and Roseanne, as well as their fellow L.A. resident Courtney Love. If you feel like joining their ranks, make sure you get to the Garde Rail early.
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