On Friday night, I finally ventured to the art museum after a 2-month hiatus. In July, I was at the beach for Final Friday, then last week for Final Friday Made in America had everything blocked off. While Final Friday for September isn’t until 28 September, I thought I would pay a visit this past Friday.
I am so glad I did because Kwesik was performing. A soul, R&B singer based in L.A., Kwesik’s songs focus on freedom, justice, and finding one’s self in this world. I really wish I could post one of the videos I posted, but instead, I will post a few photos. I loved his sound and had the opportunity to meet him. I bought his EP and he was such a kind young man. I wish him all the best.
Before I left, I decided to visit the portrait gallery. Truman Capote was a good looking man! I’m a bit surprised.
All in all, it was a nice evening out… despite the rain.
The Happiness Box Project 
Hi, Jessica Marie!
It’s good to see you returning to one of your favorite venues, The Philly Museum of Art. You picked a good evening to drop in because it afforded you the opportunity to catch a performance by singer and musician Kwesi K. I went to YouTube and I found his channel:
https://www.youtube.com/user/KwChEnKa/videos
It contains some great live performances plus an official music video “Pronouns”:
Kwesi has a smooth, soulful voice. I love his music! It was nice of him to pose for a pic with you and nice of you to support his career by buying his EP.
Yessum, Truman Capote was a handsome young man back in 1948, much different from the way he looked during his years as a guest on The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson and other talk shows.
Have a wonderful week, dear friend JM!
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