06 May 2011
01 May 2011
Less than ex-static process
Hi there, those of you out
there,somewhere. Possibly.
Not been posting lately
as there has not been
anything really post-worthy
happening 'round these parts.
I do have a few pics from wandering though:
The Alexander McQueen 14th Street Window.
Tuesday I will be going as a guest to the
preview of the McQueen Retrospective at
the Met. That will be a post worthy event.
My Mid-century finds on stage at Benefactors at Theatre Row.
Scenic painting for Tomorrow Morning at The York Theatre.
Making Home Depot grade plywood look like Laminate is
an undertaking I'd rather not relive. Ever. looked good though.
That and standing atop 20 foot ladders painting inch wide, inch
gapped planks of slatted lumber.
The Monsters chandelier and The Townhouses stairwell.
Spring comes at last to Madison Park
A Steinway Grand on stage at an Alesio Bax recital at Lincoln Center.
Africa or Midtown? Flashbacks at the Annex Flea Market in Chelsea.
Yes, Chelsea.
Vintage delivery Bicycles at Sea Breeze Seafood Market in Hells Kitchen.
The Music Inn in the West Village.
Imagine a small room, two small
rooms really, filled floor to ceiling
with all the fine equipment used to
create ambient world music. Beautiful.
Also there were two guys downstairs in
the workshop making violins when the
owner took me down to hunt for the
single tone chime I was looking for.
there,somewhere. Possibly.
Not been posting lately
as there has not been
anything really post-worthy
happening 'round these parts.
I do have a few pics from wandering though:
The Alexander McQueen 14th Street Window.
Tuesday I will be going as a guest to the
preview of the McQueen Retrospective at
the Met. That will be a post worthy event.
My Mid-century finds on stage at Benefactors at Theatre Row.
Scenic painting for Tomorrow Morning at The York Theatre.
Making Home Depot grade plywood look like Laminate is
an undertaking I'd rather not relive. Ever. looked good though.
That and standing atop 20 foot ladders painting inch wide, inch
gapped planks of slatted lumber.
The Monsters chandelier and The Townhouses stairwell.
Spring comes at last to Madison Park
A Steinway Grand on stage at an Alesio Bax recital at Lincoln Center.
Africa or Midtown? Flashbacks at the Annex Flea Market in Chelsea.
Yes, Chelsea.
Vintage delivery Bicycles at Sea Breeze Seafood Market in Hells Kitchen.
The Music Inn in the West Village.
Imagine a small room, two small
rooms really, filled floor to ceiling
with all the fine equipment used to
create ambient world music. Beautiful.
Also there were two guys downstairs in
the workshop making violins when the
owner took me down to hunt for the
single tone chime I was looking for.
25 April 2011
20 April 2011
16 April 2011
15 April 2011
Films: Breif Interviews with Hideous Men, John Krazinsky (2009)
Stunning film.
Makes me rethink my whole "dating for security"
nonsense that I tend to feed myself. In particular
the monologues in which the guys discuss being able
to remove the humanity of people in order to achieve
their objectives be they a one night stand or murder.
07 April 2011
finished
Two new drawings that began as
a solid piece, evolved into a
dyptich that has a tendency to
wander away from itself.
Inspired by my too brief but
highly motivational trip to
Brooklyn to catch the opening
of Richard Haines' exhibition
at Norte Maar. I saw white
paint on brown paper again
with a dazzled new set of eyes.
He also reintroduced me to
colour in moderation.
Which is still to come as
I have been a bit busy.
I hope you all like the new stuff.
Basilisk,
ink, gouache and watercolour on BFK (22.25x16.5")
Sphinx
ink, gouache and watercolour on BFK (22.25x13.5")
a solid piece, evolved into a
dyptich that has a tendency to
wander away from itself.
Inspired by my too brief but
highly motivational trip to
Brooklyn to catch the opening
of Richard Haines' exhibition
at Norte Maar. I saw white
paint on brown paper again
with a dazzled new set of eyes.
He also reintroduced me to
colour in moderation.
Which is still to come as
I have been a bit busy.
I hope you all like the new stuff.
Basilisk,
ink, gouache and watercolour on BFK (22.25x16.5")
Sphinx
ink, gouache and watercolour on BFK (22.25x13.5")
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