I am no comedian!
…Mathias Hatleskog Tjønn (on the other hand) is not only a witty guy, but talented in all kinds of other ways too! Check out his jamz here.
…Mathias Hatleskog Tjønn (on the other hand) is not only a witty guy, but talented in all kinds of other ways too! Check out his jamz here.
(imagine it’s night time – slippery steep slanty stairs above roaring traffic, clinging to an umbrella that threatens to hurl me in the way of said traffic) Last night I braved the rain and one perilous BQE footbridge to find myself in one of Brooklyn’s many musical havens, JALOPY. Feeling more like a speak-easy or
“Devotions for Lent: Ash Wednesday “Ash Wednesday is the beginning of the season of Lent. This is the day when Roman Catholics traditionally apply an ashen cross on their foreheads. Marking with ash is a symbolic reminder that we come from the dust and that so much of what we do, and are, will return
Those of you who know me, know that I’ve got myself somewhat tangled in a little fashion web out here in New York. Some days I nearly die of exhaustion trying to break free, and then there are moments like the one I had today when reading WWD in the Bryant Park tent before the
But I’m starving and freezing in my measly old bed!Then i’ll crawl across the salt flats to stroke your sweet headCome across the desert with no shoes on!I love you truly, or I love no-one
I know I am in good company when I bring up the one loop-hole in Alicia’s Idealism that is so pop-illy expressed in this song, ie – What if there IS a person who CAN actually “get in the way of what I’m feeling”? Namely – the person for whom those feelings are for. Part
I was just reading Rumination Reading Room‘s most recent post and began reflecting on my own growing pains. I can relate. In addition -her reference to song “no milk today” by Herman’s Hermits semantically reminded me of this old jam (“No sugar tonight” – below). The Guess Who were mos def a part of my
If you happen to be in Florida or want to donate to Haiti Relief – check out this event.
Photographer Adam Sjoberg, who I have worked with over the last 4 years, or so, was able to run down to Haiti, and lend a hand in their moment of need. He posted the first few images for us to view on his blog…stay tunned for more, and go here or here if you would
Susan Sontag was a forerunner of theory on looking at photographs, images, and perhaps even fellow human beings. I have been attempting to read her “cannon” and have my own thoughts on “looking” at one’s environment, and relationship to images at large. That being said – I obviously find Sontag extremely provocative and recommend reading