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SPOILER ALERT: Whitney Biennial 2010

Co-curator, Gary Carion-Muravari, addressing the Bloomberg crowd at a private reception and viewing of the exhibit For more information on this year’s exhibit go [here] Curated by Francesco Bonami and Gary Carion-Murayari, I enjoyed the smaller and more succinct vision for the exhibit. Paired with a historical exhibit of biennial benchmarks from their own collection,

SPOILER ALERT: Whitney Biennial 2010

Co-curator, Gary Carion-Muravari, addressing the Bloomberg crowd at a private reception and viewing of the exhibit For more information on this year’s exhibit go [here] Curated by Francesco Bonami and Gary Carion-Murayari, I enjoyed the smaller and more succinct vision for the exhibit. Paired with a historical exhibit of biennial benchmarks from their own collection,

lifted from "Women’s Art Exhibit "process:::" and Poetry Night" on www.biola.edu

Biola celebrated National Women’s History Month with a women’s art exhibit, poetry readings and live music. On Wednesday, March 10, Biola featured the artwork of 26 female students, staff and alumni in a special art exhibit entitled “process:::” as part of a series of events in “Pearls in Process: Celebrating the Creativity of Women,” Biola’s

wrote/a while back

It was a pretty dreary day when I wrote this…I am SO glad it is sunny! ======================= “The rain is swirling around bricks and sills.ghostly silhouetted buildings haunt the sky, disembodied.windows, like eyes of these sentinels, tear up around their aged seams (cracking crows-feat)and pools of memory gather somewhere in the forgotten streetsthe cobblestones –

Woah Black Betty!

‘Got a new BB today. Pretty stoked, since I wasn’t expecting it. The only downside of getting cool things is that it usually makes you want more cool things. Here are some of the cool things I would lurv to have: -OR- (LOL – not really)