Curators, Cooks, Calligraphers and Bloggers on a Friday at Calstleberry

Three architecture tourists did the Castleberry Hill Stroll on Friday. We met some nice folks. Here is some huge calligraphy at Peters Street Gallery to get us started.


I'll get back to the art in another post.

On the left is Mark Mason Karelson of Mason Murer Gallery. He curated the current exhibition at Peters Street. Very fine work I think.


Next door is Artist Trifecta owned and curated by Amanda Brown on the left with AT Katherine. In the background: work by Nigel Marson, a cover for Edwin McCain's Austin Series CD.


We ran into 3 other online notables at the Granite Room: from right to left: Ciambellina, HamWithCam, Inside the Perimeter, and me (Architecture Tourist). We're all a little shiny from the waw'm Atlanta evening.

• Ciambellina is Jeanne Bonner who blogs in Italian and English!! Jeanne is also a writer/voice on WABE and blogger on Atlanta Unsheltered. If she sees my daughter, she seeks me out to say hello - thanks Jeanne.
  
• HamWithCam is my old friend John from Decatur. John does is blogging with pictures on Flickr. He's a stalwart supporter of the Atlanta Photography Exhibit which hosted the Granite Room show for local photographers. I hadn't seen John in nearly 20 years which is my loss. Plus, John has the coolest shirt.
  
• Paul Nuesslein is the blogger Inside the Perimeter. He's a photographer and software guy who first ITP post was in October 12, 2004. I'm looking forward to meeting Paul again.
  
• I'm Terry your host. I'm honor to be in the picture.
  

Cooks? You've heard about the Atlanta Street food Coalition? They are about to get you and that's a good thing. Here is Hector Santiago cooking in a tent behind Peters Street Gallery.

Hector is one of the 3 Atlanta Top Chefs from last year and owner of Pure Vida. Nice guy.

This is the Good Food Truck. Yummy. The whole truck looked good enough to eat.


I've got to go now. It's my birthday.

Thanks,
Terry