Tag: rest

• art in the time of social distancing

  

  In this time of social distancing, I’ve been getting back to art. I adore making art and learning about art. The DIA is currently one of my favourite places in the world (though I have yet to catch van Gogh’s self-portrait – literally every time I go, it’s out on a travelling exhibit, or just…

  Brittni Brinn

  March 26, 2020

  reading, writing

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• summer times

  

  I took a bit of a break after finishing a first draft of my work in progress. It was good to have time to unpack my life a little, to slow down and focus on the day to day things. One highlight was attending a reading my friend organized, FILR, at the Green Bean Cafe. Amazing…

  Brittni Brinn

  September 6, 2019

  reading, writing

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