LAST NIGHT: In the back of the venue near to the soundboard they had a kind of film DJ manually feeding loops into reel to reel projectors. He allowed for the heat to melt and obscure some frames, adjusting the overlap of each projection, and masking the light with his hands. Once I realized what
photos by Laurel Dailey FOOD Magic by Jessica Kemp of EAT Your Best Friends (I mentioned this trip- here) all the food details are on her site (linked above) wait for it….there was more…
Google updates: http://www.google.com/crisisresponse/japanquake2011.html Earthquake-triggered tsumanis sweep shores along Iwanuma in northern Japan on Friday March 11, 2011. (AP Photo/Kyodo News) As the West Coast prepares for the possible tsunami, and Japan reels from 8.9-magnitude earthquake, we’ll be following along with live updates here.
“Platonic Conception”Silvis StudioApril 7th, 6-8pm opening
With an eye-catching start to the walk-through at Peir 94/92 – I raised an eye brow at more than one gallery’s choice on how to use their exhibition space. However, here are some highlights I thought I would throw out there for those of you who might have rushed through like me (and missed out
voted best dressed – Sandra Bullockin Vera Wang, congrats! Actress in a Leading role: Natalie Portman, Black Swan A friend auditioned to be a dancer. Daren liked her, apparently… Best Picture, Best Directing, Actor in a Leading role: Colin Firth, The King’s Speech I’ve watched Pride and Prejudice, and I also watched The King’s Speech.
Feb 27 NYC Galapagos Syzygy performs Tristan Perich’s “Observations”, with a set by Loud Objects(and other works by Jakub Ciupinski, Nico Muhly, Anna Clyne and Danielle Schwob) February 27, 2011, 7:30pm ($12) 16 Main St (at Water St) Brooklyn, NY (map) Feb 28 NYC Cornelia Street Cafe Face the Music performs Tristan Perich’s “Interface” (with
listened to poetry by Sarah Kay(got a cookie baked by her mom andblue bottle coffee to boot!)the Bowery Poetry Club has re-emerged out of the clutches ofVox Pop – ya’ll! mmm. corn. saw mr eisenberg on the street. Thought about Ai Weiwei payed too much for scallops. enjoyed some obsessive Tara Donovan work. …and some
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I grabbed lunch today on Central Park South, andover heard this snip-it from the next table over… Man with Burberry tie, Khakis, and crackberry:“So what part of the country does your family live in?” Man with slicked back pony tail, leather over jacket, and facial gristle:“A very dangerous part.” André Leon Talley and Stylist June