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 [...]
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 [...]
There’s really not much to say about this, except maybe “what an asshole!”
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 [...]
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