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My Woodstock paintings to be featured at NYS Museum

November 10, 2019 By Julie Lomoe Leave a Comment

My Woodstock paintings to be featured at NYS Museum

“Woodstock in History and Memory”—that’s the name of the panel I’ll be on as part of  Researching New York 2019: A Conference on New York State History on Saturday, November 23 from 1:00 pm to 2:30 pm at the New York State Museum. I’ll be showing photos of the paintings I brought to the original… [Read More]

Filed Under: Julie's Paintings, Woodstock Festival 1969 Tagged With: Altamont Festival, Gimme Shelter, Julie Lomoe, Paul Grondahl, Paul McCartney, Rolling Stones, Woodstock Festival 1969, Woodstock Music and Art Fair

Requiem for the Fiftieth Anniversary of Woodstock 1969

September 1, 2019 By Julie Lomoe Leave a Comment

Requiem for the Fiftieth Anniversary of Woodstock 1969

Whew! All the brouhaha about the fiftieth anniversary of the Woodstock Music and Arts Fair is slip sliding away. I spent much ofAugust obsessed with trying to prove I was there with my paintings. To some extent I succeeded, but my efforts haven’t yet brought me the fame and fortune I was pining for. Nonetheless,… [Read More]

Filed Under: Julie's Paintings, Memoir, Music, Pop culture, Woodstock Festival 1969 Tagged With: Albany Times Union, Jimi Hendrix, Julie Lomoe, Michael Eck, Music Haven in Schenectady, NYS Writers Institute, Paul Grondahl, Robb Smith, Snyders Lake, WEXT-FM, Woodstock Festival, Woodstock Festival art show, Woodstock Music and Art Fair

Woodstock 1969, Part III: Requiem for the spirit of 1969

August 18, 2019 By Julie Lomoe Leave a Comment

Woodstock 1969, Part III: Requiem for the spirit of 1969

I published this post on August 12, 2009, as the third in my series on the Woodstock Festival. I’ve changed the dates on all three posts so that they’ll appear at the top of my blog menu, but other than that I’ve left them unchanged. Stay tuned by subscribing so you won’t miss my 50th… [Read More]

Filed Under: Miscellaneous Musings, Woodstock Festival 1969

Woodstock 1969, Part II: Stuck in the muck for 16 straight hours of music

August 17, 2019 By Julie Lomoe Leave a Comment

Woodstock 1969, Part II: Stuck in the muck for 16 straight hours of music

The cliff hanger ending of the first post in my 1969 Woodstock Festival saga left me standing next to my paintings at the art show on the hilltop a couple of hundred yards from the stage, early on Friday evening. Country Joe McDonald was playing by then, and I’d just come face to face with… [Read More]

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Woodstock 1969: I was there with my paintings. Now if only I could prove it!

June 12, 2019 By Julie Lomoe Leave a Comment

Woodstock 1969: I was there with my paintings. Now if only I could prove it!

  I published the following blog post in August, 2009, around the time of the 40th Anniversary of the Woodstock Music and Art Fair. Ten years later, on the 50th Anniversary, I still need to prove I was there. Yes, there was actually an art show! Would you believe I won second prize in the… [Read More]

Filed Under: Miscellaneous Musings, Woodstock Festival 1969 Tagged With: Julie Lomoe, Woodstock, Woodstock Music and Art Fair

Appreciation, Albany Poets and Word Fest

April 3, 2019 By Julie Lomoe Leave a Comment

Appreciation, Albany Poets and Word Fest

Julie, I love and admire this window into your world, your history, your heart and–hallelujah–your healthy brain. What an honoring account of your parents and their contributions to your creative/writer self. Your voice is compassionate and generous. SUBDURAL promises to be captivating. Marj Hahne left the comment above about my previous post, “How a Near-Death… [Read More]

Filed Under: Art of Marketing, Art of Writing, Community of Authors, Julie's Poetry Tagged With: Albany Poets, Albany Word Fest, Carol Bluestein, Charlie Rossiter, Dan Wilcox, International Women Writers Guild, Julie Lomoe, Marj Hahne, Mary Panza, McGeary's, Poets Speak Loud, Tess Collins, Thom Francis

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