Tuesday, November 1, 2011
NOTE: This is a manifesto-in-progress. It’s not righteous or applicable to everyone. It’s just something I’m working on for myself, to help me (as an artist) better process what I see others creating and to avoid what, to me, are nigh-inescapable eddies of snark, condescension, bitterness, and posturing that come from discussing art. Enjoy, steal, [...]
In his old age, Simone gets much more cuddly in the mornings. Here’s a POV shot of the demanding lump of hair.
So, Joseph Fink and I finally set some dates for our two-man show “What the Time Traveler Will Have Told Our Alternate Selves.” It’ll be August 4 – 13. I don’t know if I can announce location yet, so I’ll just say New York. We’re both excited and still very proud of the script we’ve [...]
I enjoyed a nice dinner & drinks last night with the Rob Neill. Might I recommend the $6 hibiscus margarita happy hour at Casa Mezcal? (Might I? I might. Yes. I did. Well, you saw. You just read that I recommended it. There’s no “might.” Oh, you.) Also, mega-powerful girly drinks at the Tiki bar [...]
First 70 degree day in NYC of 2011! I might cry.
Saturday morning, I went looking for a coffee shop in my neighborhood (Sunset Park, Brooklyn). I typed that into Google Maps and got this: Gorilla Coffee is a popular (and pretty decent) coffee shop up in Park Slope. This map made it appear they had opened a new branch in South Brooklyn. And assuming that [...]
NOTE: This is a manifesto-in-progress. It’s not righteous or applicable to everyone. It’s just something I’m working on for myself, to help me (as an artist) better process what I see others creating and to avoid what, to me, are nigh-inescapable eddies of snark, condescension, bitterness, and posturing that come from discussing anything from downtown [...]
Friday, February 18, 2011
There’s really not much to say about this, except maybe “what an asshole!”
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Portland, Oregon—not unlike SoHo here in NYC—is home to much socially/environmentally conscious foot traffic. With said liberal-minded pedestrians come many positives of urban living: Whole Foods, farmers markets, arts and parks, and growing small business. But one of the negative side-effects is canvassers. Here’s a segment of conversation I had with a canvasser for Children [...]