goggle/cousteau
Google is going “down where it’s wetter”, but don’t take it from me….http://googleblog.blogspot.com/ And here is one for all you fish, the man, himself…
Category: opinion
ARTIST OF THE DAY: Innocent Smith
http://musicalcircus.wordpress.com/ Elijah W. Smith‘s project, “Innocent Smith”, has launched a blog advertising it’s agenda to react to the Gospel of Jesus Christ in these three ways: … (Theology) … (Social Justice) … (Discipleship) The blog goes on to elaborate on creative and humane intentions of serving the community (dare we say, the world?) in mind,
Olde-y but a goodie
READ: The Wreck of the Hesperus, By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
Ding Dong
-Diving bell and the Butterfly is the most compassionate movie my memory can recall.The hope of transcendence in this film is achieved not only through ones own dignity (via imagination and memory) but through the grace and humanity of many patient supporting rolls. Each one seems somehow sainted through an arduous process of rehabilitating an
Artist of the Day: John Silvis
John Silvis is a man of many talents. He has not only exhibited his own work (most notably his black and white portraits and portraits in cars) but also nurtures young talent through his New York Center for Art and Media Studies (NYCAMS). As mentioned in a previous post – they are having a benefit
XOXO
DAVID STARK, I
Birchat HaChama (aka Kiddush HaChama)
This morning I awoke to the strong voice of my neighborhood Rabbi over a small PA system (which echoed a little down our broad Brooklyn street) explaining the Blessing of the Sun, celebrated early in the morn (apparently) every 28 years! The idea is that today the sun has returned to the same spot it
A Manifesto Of Observance – and all things Inaugural and Visual
Being an idea person, one may think that the intellectual engagement of thought is purely immaterial, but in reality my greatest ponderings in life began when I decided to take a stance of non-editing when it came to the active engagement of looking at things also known as observing – to use Jonathan Crary’s semiotic
Continue Reading “A Manifesto Of Observance – and all things Inaugural and Visual”
Free Advice:
Because I don’t really have the time/resources/energy to be spreading the seeds of my limited wisdom around while take my GRE, apply to grad schools, recharge my creative juices in general, manage MANY bi-costal relationships, and search for flatware as the East Coast Maid Of Honor in Nel’s wedding, I’ve decided to just drop in
Nice Still Life
I had a phase where I really got into still life paintings. This began when I realized that these mundane objects could have actual meaning attributed to them. I pieced together this paradigm shift from an article I read in Janson, and a plaque I read at a museum. Soon, it changed my whole outlook