Via. Reminds me of the this.
Wednesday, 28 January 2009
Tuesday, 27 January 2009
Walton Ford: Man and Beast
Posted on 04:33 by election
Ornothomancy No. 3a © Walter FordI have been enjoying the profile of Walton Ford in the January 26 issue of The New Yorker. As someone who spends half a project doing research on their subjects, I can appreciate his approach to making work. As a fan of all things beautiful, I can't help but fawn over his lush watercolors. Here Walton talks about the story behind his painting, Monkey Banquet.
Monday, 26 January 2009
Time Warner On Demand Service Sucks
Posted on 10:33 by election
We interrupt our regularly scheduled blog topics to talk about the heaping mound of pixelated crap that is Time Warner On Demand. The Time Warner On Demand service is completely unwatchable most times and when it does actually play, it will allow you to watch 98% of a show before cutting out. Someone please tell me how WALL·E ends!! I am hardly alone with my Time Warner On Demand troubles. A
Sunday, 25 January 2009
Thank You, Penn!
Posted on 21:13 by election
Gallbladder Canyon © Kim BrickleyBefore the week gets away from me I wanted to extend a big thank you to the hundred or so folks that braved the cold on Thursday to attend my lecture at the University of Pennsylvania. I also want to thank the wonderful students in the Penn Design MFA program I met with on Friday. Your work is truly impressive and your commitment is inspiring.
Horses Think, Me Not So Much
Posted on 09:07 by election
Ofer Wolberger is one of the smartest people I know. He also happens to be a very talented photographer. Naturally, his blog, Horses Think, is a great read and should be a healthy part of your daily feast of content. I have been an avid reader for a long time, but just realized I never added Horses Think to my big list of blogs on the right. Problem rectified.
Saturday, 24 January 2009
Queens International 4
Posted on 07:08 by election
© Justine ReyesTonight I will be attending the opening of the Queens Museum of Art's biennial exhibition of Queens based artists. The exhibition, Queens International 4, explores issues of internationalism and multiculturalism through a large variety of mediums. I couldn't be more excited for good friend and fellow Jackson Heights resident, Justine Reyes, whose Guayabera series will be showing
Thursday, 22 January 2009
Shut 'Em Down
Posted on 09:22 by election
© Brennan Linsley-Pool/Getty ImagesObama Issues Directive to Shut GuantánamoPresident Obama signed executive orders Thursday directing the Central Intelligence Agency to shut what remains of its network of secret prisons and ordering the closing of the Guantánamo detention camp within a year, government officials said.The orders, which are the first steps in undoing detention policies of former
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