I don’t share too many personal details on here anymore but with the HOT topic of the day being censorship I thought I would go against my regiment and enact my ability to output whatever I want on this blog. This might be a funny way to protest internet censorship/online piracy restrictions – I know most people
Yesterday I purchased a downloadable version of Miranda July’s book “It Chooses You” which I had seen some stuff about online. My fiancé then informed me that he had already obtained the hard-cover for me, and went about returning the download to Amazon. As I read through some preliminary pages this morning I was quickly sucked
Last weekend I sat down with the singer/songwriter (and all-around breath-taking personality) Sarah Gregory! You may know her from her collaborative works with the Gregory Brothers, or perhaps you are privileged to have seen her LIVE with her “Stanleys“. Part internet-sensation, part soul-diva – I was interested in bringing more of her story to you! *Rather than give
I decided to glance over the bill that I had mentioned just a couple posts ago… After looking it over, I found the below excerpts interesting – having not previously read the bill before posting: …OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE, MARINE CORPS For expenses, not otherwise provided for, necessary for the operation and maintenance of the Marine Corps,
The image above is something she has been playing with – her music is something that will make you feel playful and inspired too, I think.
Congress just agreed on Bill, ref. H.R. 2055; expected to be signed by President Obama this week, and will provide the following: Update taken from AAM email newsletter… $30.918 million for the Office of Museum Services (OMS) at the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) A decrease from the current $31.5 million $146.255 for the National
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Mixed News for Museums as Congressional “Super Committee” Fails The failure of the Congressional Joint Select Committee on Deficit Reduction (the “Super Committee”) signaled a temporary reprieve from the proposed limitation in the deductibility of charitable gifts, which was being seriously considered as the negotiations broke down. The bad news is that massive across-the-board spending
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bonnie kate: Do you have a nick-name? Qing Zhong: “Eos” It’s a greek name given by my mother. bk: Where are you from? QZ: Hong Kong bk: Where are you living now? QZ: New York, Manhattan, SOHO bk: Where do you see yourself building your career in the Arts? QZ: I really love fashion, so I would like to
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