[New post] Find Yourself

Elizabeth Isadora Gold posted: "Elizabeth Isadora Gold| Longreads | September 2020 | 4,633 words (18 minutes) It was 1981, in the Olde City section of Philadelphia. I was six. My parents were artists — my dad a cellist/composer/arranger and my mom a potter and teacher — and our tiny ba" New post on Longreads Find Yourself by Elizabeth Isadora Gold Elizabeth Isadora Gold| Longreads | September 2020 | 4,633 words (18 minutes) It was 1981, in the Olde City section of Philadelphia. I was six. My parents were artists — my dad a cellist/composer/arranger and my mom a potter and teacher — and our tiny bathroom showed it. On one whole wall, my mom hung a poster of the San Francisco baths circa 1890, with lots of gents in one-piece suits and ladies in frilly bathing bonnets. By the toilet, on cinder block-and-board shelves, were stacks and stacks of magazines, New Yorkers, mostly. Postcards framed the mirror over the sink, fleshy vintage nudies with bobbed hair, standing in chorus lines. Read more of this post Elizabeth Isadora Gold | September 30, 2020 at 6:00 am | Tags: artists, Elizabeth Isadora Gold, Fluxus movement, Mail art, Philadelphia, Ray Johnson, Stuart Horn | Categories: Arts & Culture, Essays & Criticism, Featured, Story, Writing | URL: https://wp.me/p4KhvY-Bqz Like Unsubscribe to no longer receive posts from Longreads. Change your email settings at Manage Subscriptions. Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://longreads.com/2020/09/30/find-yourself/ Thanks for flying with WordPress.com