A thought occurred to me
there in the shark tunnel with Deron.
Year 4~Day 82 +53/365 AND Day 1178: Necessity is the Mother of Invention
From a Flickr set by Old Shoe Woman.
I just used everything in the refrigerator to make a sandwich for brunch.
Hey, the absinthe was free.
People who had come expecting a[n Animal Collective] concert (despite the Guggenheim’s advance description of the event as a “kinetic, psychedelic environment”) chattered, drank complimentary absinthe cocktails, grew annoyed and left well before the nearly three hours were over.
Tuesday, February 16 | To Do
*Bank: 1) Deposit (cashier’s checks?); 2) Wire transfer approval; 3) Safe deposit box (ID, death certificate)
*Shark tunnel
reg’lar day
Lookin’ out my back door.
It’s kind of wimpy for this time of year, as we had a big thaw a few days back.
Monopoly: Revolution Edition
“Monopoly: Revolution Edition” is slick and round instead of dull and square, with debit cards and an ATM instead of paper money and a banker, clear plastic representations of the classic tokens (bye-bye, little boot!), and clips of popular songs (like Rihanna’s “Umbrella,” Daniel Powter’s “Bad Day,” and Beyonce’s “Crazy in Love”) that play after certain actions.
No paper money!
Trailer for El Topo (Alejandro Jodorowsky. 1970)
The strangest movie I’d recommend?
Allen Klein presents an ABKCO Film.
We Make Prints
We Make Prints From Your Digitalsmmnhrhuf is how it looked to me.
I spend too much time blissing out in the Wal-Mart parking lot.
Long Horn Meat
Scrooge | Lord Buckley
Not to bad-rap the cat’s animation, but if this is new to you, you might want to close your eyes and open your ears to Lord Buckley’s Christmas ding-dong-ding-dong-ding-dong.
You can get with it if you want to. There’s only one way — straight to the road of love.
A Yuletide message from me to y’all.
“A Tabletop Conjuror, Rediscovered”
Stuart Sherman (1945-2001) doing one of his performance pieces in Battery Park City. (John Matturri.)
Monday’s New York Times featured a review of two current exhibitions devoted to the late Stuart Sherman, concluding with a nod to
the example he sets for young artists now: how to make art that’s about yourself but isn’t, using nothing, or almost nothing, materially speaking; and how to keep making it whether you have an audience or not because you need to stay alive and want to stay awake.
Video here (from “Your Program of Programs,” 1983).
Cast y’all’s votes, y’all.
Should I be the next Oprah?
x ray building sign
Okay, it’s Sheila’s sign, I will stop, although that is not the CW way.
Ombre chinois: Le cygne
Big Board ephemera. Alternate view here.
project runway
whiteboard
there be stars
yes, something is happening
The Big Board
WATCH THIS SPACE.
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