Olde-y but a goodie
READ: The Wreck of the Hesperus, By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
READ: The Wreck of the Hesperus, By Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.
-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
Quotes and lyrics to fit the mood… “Let the punishment fit the crime. Yes, let the punishment fit the crime…” – Miss Inch “I want to be out in the sun with no work to be done. Stretching and yawning, under that awning.” – Bing “Peonies nod in the breeze and while they wetly bow.
Even with Coinstar Center‘s .89% counting-cut I still got over $90 in CASH from my change stash. If you have a penny jar or a piggy bank – maybe it’s time you reaped the savings? I also have a little Canadian monies that it didn’t accept – anyone want .62 Canadian?
I just found this flickr post online – randomly. Its an announcement for a show that I had 2 years ago…I have no idea who the person is who posted, but thanks! http://www.flickr.com/photos/63085290@N00/447519954
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
I think THIS is the shoe (that I was looking for in a previous post) which the former Top Model candidate was wearing…only in red.
Wayne Adams ((click)) I originally became aware of Wayne’s photo realism paintings at the New York Center for Art and Media Studies. However I soon found that there was much more to Mr. Adams. His quirky projects range from Portraits of Jesus – friends photographed wearing an hyperbolically-faux beard and wig set (pictured above), to
The New York Center for Art and Media Studies is having an Art Auction fund raiser. If you are interested in purchasing some top quality works of art (for quite possibly a STEAL) come over to 28th street. For details (click here.)