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Monthly Archive for November, 2008

I’ve been in New York all month, last Saturday we had a chance to look and see the galleries around Chelsea.
Zaha Hadid, the Iraqi-born British architect, was showing her work in two locations in Chelsea. At 168 Tenth Avenue (at 21st Street) in an open space as well as at Sonnabend (536 W 22nd St, [...]

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Extra Life new CD – Secular Works

Yeah I like it.  Check it out:

Charlie Wilmoth In Dusted Reviews writes, “Extra Life’s ridiculously complex instrumental parts …  are sometimes quiet, sometimes brutal, but when they’re at one extreme, there’s always the sense that the other is a possibility.”
Wilmoth goes on to say, “The thing with Extra Life is that their music is about [...]

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light backwards is faster than light

As if light wasn’t mystical enough… imagine light traveling backwards a a speed faster-than-light just to fit the other laws of light. Yes strange indeed.
Yes, current theories did predict this bizarre possibility that Robert Boyd discovered. Einstein, as it turns out, didn’t say nothing can travel faster than the speed of light, he [...]

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Collectible is a show of photographers from across the country showcasing their iconic images, all at an affordable price. Each of these images is priced under $200! Good for any collector in a down economy. The show runs until Dec 31 2008.
This show has three artists whose work I know well: Andrea Wolff, [...]

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I’m part of a group show group show that opened in Portland Oregon called Shelter that is being held at 23 Sandy Gallery in Portland Oregon USA.
The online catalog for the show is at: http://www.23sandy.com/Shelter/-Intro.html
23 Sandy Gallery is pleased to present Shelter: A National Juried Exhibition of Contemporary Photography. Shelter explores architecture, habitat and sanctuary. [...]

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Carlos Cruz-Diez Wonderful New York show

Something is drawing you through the pigments of a Mark Rothko painting as it is illuminated by Dan Flavin. One feels as if sublimely lubricated with a nice wine. Intoxicatingly delightful.
That is an experience you can have in Carlos Cruz-Diez’s work “Chromosaturation” that is part of his “(In)formed by Color” at the [...]

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Election night: Went to sleep late last night to the sounds out the window of “Obama, Obama, Obama,.. <cheers>, Obama, Obama, Obama <cheers>, Obama, Obama, Obama <cheers>,…”  That was the sound of the East Village at 1:30am.
We went to Times Square in New York to watch the results come in.  Here are a few snapshots…
By [...]

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