Splashing about in the massive fountains at the base the Unisphere in the World's Fairgrounds in Queens. After a Mets game at Citi Field yesterday (they won!), Steve, Ben and I headed over to the Queens museum of Art to view the panorama of New York City, and just outside the museum resides the Unisphere,… Continue reading A respite from the heat of an August afternoon
Two Fridays ago, Kim and I trained out to Coney. It was her birthday, and though we got a late start due to other obligations, had a fantastic few hours on the beach; A perfect swimming day. When we came out of the subway station, we were delighted to see a most amazing and wonderful… Continue reading an afternoon in Coney
Here are two stills from some video I shot at the New York Aquarium on Friday afternoon. Though I've been to Coney Island many, many times, I'd never gone to the Aquarium before. Small though it may be, it was a delightful place to visit (not least because of the great blubbering walruses which we… Continue reading How can these be real?
Directed by Stanley Tucci, starring Anthony LaPaglia, Tony Shaloub, and Justin Bartha– saw it at the matinee today- very funny. Shaloub is hilarious ("God Damnit!!"). More later, just jotting it down... Also– see Thursday's *new* drawing, as well as the rest of the cabinet card portraits I've been working on, at my folio grouping on… Continue reading “Lend Me a Tenor”
A selection of postersn, art prints, jewelry and of course the maps are on display at Artez'n this month. For more information about the shop/gallery, see this article. Or just stop by and see for yourself: Artez'n * 444 Atlantic Ave December Hours: Monday & Tuesday 2-7pm • Wednesday – Saturday 11am to 7pm •… Continue reading Electrofork art in Artez’n this month
We saw this pixie in Central Park on the Sunday after Thanksgiving, a day of beautiful sunshine and mild weather. Days have been darker since then and the winter weather has begun, sort of. (Well, it isn't 65º anymore, anyway.) Dreams have been dark of late as well, full of doubles, doppelgangers and floods.
The warm glow of Char No. 4, affectionately known (by me) as "Pork and Bourbon" Day One Ben's birthday was Saturday. As he'd been under the weather much of the week, we'd made no plans, but Saturday began warm and balmy, and he was feeling much better, so we decided to embark on a wander.… Continue reading Two days of wandering, eating, drinking
Threatening skies over Citifield A diner in sodden Willets Point The lights as we wait for a table in Joe's Shanghai These are from Saturday (Oct 3)– the rest of them (and more photos from Fire Island) are finally up at my flickr page.
We spent the weekend in Fire Island with some friends; a last chance at beachiness before the true changing of the seasons. We were lucky enough to have landed a lovely house on a beautiful plot in the Pines (thank you Shmul), and even with rain on Saturday it was such a gift of time… Continue reading Scenes from the Pines
"The Lottery Show" at Terminal 5 last night, with brilliant structural swathes of fabric strung for trapping the light.
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