People are really good at making excuses and I’m no exception. I try not to accept my excuses though as they’re usually pathetic, just like all of your excuses for not getting off your butt and doing what you really should be doing now.Here’s my pathet…
Archive | November, 2009
Too much of a good thing?
We’ve heard the business gurus: This is the age of creativity. Only the dreamers survive. The MFA is the new MBA.
But hold on. Stefan Leijnen and Liane Gabora, researchers at the University of British Columbia, Canada, point out that too much creativity may not be a good thing. Their …
Sean Martindale’s Park in Toronto
From Sean Martindale in Toronto:
“For some time now, the spot in has been relatively empty aside from mud, waste and strewn garbage. There’s an application to build condos on the site. It has remained undisturbed since Monday and I watered it yesterday because there hasn’t been any rain lately… Grass is pretty resilient, so it should survive and take root unless/until somebody removes it. Joe Clement assisted me with the install”
Fresh Stuff From 999 in Turin
“Opulence Project: A series of posters (create by stencil media) that represent the opulence of modern age, a rich, big and old shit woman is my inner idea of this status.”
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“Polluted city: I live in Turin with a grey sky. This situation condition my life, children have fun in a black black world.”
More from 999 here.
Fresh Stuff From Jaz
Jaz – Lio (Montevideo Uruguay)
Jaz (Pari France)
Jaz – Laguna (Madrid Spain)
Pum Pum – Jaz (Montevideo Uruguay)
One Not To Miss: BROOKLYNITE GALLERY’s “GO GET YOUR SHINEBOX”
“GO GET YOUR SHINEBOX”
Featuring Over 100 Artists
Trying to Survive in This Economy
November 21 – December 19
OPENING RECEPTION: NOV. 21, 7-10 PM (NY)
334 MALCOLM X BLVD.
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 11233
A or C Subway to UTICA AVE.
First day in London and seeing an exhibition of Antoine Tesquier
My first day in London was spent mostly, walking around, by myself, and mostly in Hyde Park – plus I met Antoine Tesquier and saw an “exhibition” in the Serpertine that supports Polar Bears, or a particular Polar Bear.
First impressions – and I know this will change – but getting used to the food here [...]