work & play

Here are some pictures from the other night @ Clayton Patterson's opening w/ ALIFE. Congrats Clayton, you are the best.

heeeeey Raf

 I bought a bag of candy corn this morning at Rite-aid. It was 1/2 off of 99 cents. I have a strong feeling that it is expired, but there is no real way of knowing with the seasonal candy that you want around for all year. 

visitors

Monica came back for a minute before leaving again. Now she is on a farm in Spain and I miss her. WWOOF.

backyard beets

This is Lindley holding Lazaro somewhere on Broadway.

Lindley is a photographer and also made these sites:

WE PROJECTS

THE ONES WE LOVE

WHERE WE'RE FROM

THE PHOTOGRAPHIC DICTIONARY

My favorite is 'the ones we love.' I like looking at the handwriting of photographers, especially those younger than me, and ones that claim to love their moms.

It has been a summer of breakups and downs and ups again. And now it is almost over.

liger beat

I want to thank and congratulate and the nice LIGER BEAT ladies for their first printed issue. There should be more pictures of dicks floating around. I got a centerfold and lost it in the street.

LIGER BEAT!

thank you to Jah for spotting some visiting Icelanders. me, Gier, Eva.

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I finally got a job.

Thank you Michelle, Eddy, Brian, Keren, Axel and anyone who has ever said anything nice about me.

my friends...

nyphotofestival.com

vbs.tv

writegirl.org/

flavorpill.com/newyork

baby's first bike accident

Last night I got my bike fixed by wonderful Joe at Baruch's clubhouse, home to his bike co-op and serves as Time's Up headquarters in Brooklyn. @ 99 S 6th.

Baruch's new project is TRAIF, for those special times you might have problems with your Hassid landlord or need legal advice concerning tenant's rights.

They have a chicken coop, Murray, the dog that looks like a mop, tons of bicycles, and really graphic painting of naked ladies giving head. Also free drinks and pizza. The bike works great and I rode it down Broadway back to my house.

sdeb

Because I can not focus

I decided to clean up my bookmarks

I'll share the better parts

AAA

A Year in Love and Music, Jeffrey Lewis cartoon

Cabinet magazine

Cinemorgue

Dante's Inferno

Do fish sleep?

Ecclesiastes 9:11

Europa Film Treasures

Eyemaze

iheartphotograph

Jules & Jim (1962) Catherine and Albert's song

More soon

Periodic Table of Typefaces

Photos of TV

PSFK

Stefan Glerum: Crate Digging, Don't Do It!

Telescopic text

You fell asleep watching a dvd

Enjoy.

Now I am going to take a shower to try and take the sleep-itch away.

heartbreaker

HEARTBREAKER is finished. Below is a screen shot of one of the pages.

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE MAGAZINE

Thank you, Monica.

Thank you, Artun.

Congrats!

late announcements

There are some things that you should know about. I'll try and be more on the ball about all this.

My friend Greg from the VBS times puts together this wonderful cinema/drinking series:

CINEMA 16 @ BELL HOUSE!
Sunday, April 19, 2009
6pm doors; 7pm show
The Bell House
(149 7th Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11215)

F Train to 4th Avenue
G train to Smith & 9th Street
M/R to 9th Street

$10 -- cheaper than a movie in the city!
Buy advance tickets

Free Red Stripe from 6pm-7pm

I'll see y'all tomorrow.

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This is a little on the late side but a while ago I met this sweet girl named Ani and she had a genuine idea --->

I couldn't make it to the opening this time around, but I'll definitely be there next time I'm going to try and put some of my photos up for sale, if that sounds appealing to anyone out there.

! Recession Art! Opening!

Saturday, April 18

closes April 23

6-10 PM

Brooklyn Artists Gym

168 7th St at Third Ave, third floor, 718-858-9069

go drink and listen to some music and look at some nice work

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Lastly, the delightful Maxwell Williams currated this a while ago. I was sad I missed the opening but I was in New Orleans at the time. Anyways, it is closing soon and everyone should go.

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CINDERS GALLERY

103 Havemeyer St, Brooklyn, NY

cinders caption: "Curator Maxwell Williams buggin out"

all things must pass

____ the open windows that I have closed. But first, I took a picture of the view.

Not everything that can be counted counts, and not everything that counts can be counted.
Albert Einstein (1879-1955)

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Tommy Wiseau

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All Thing Must Pass all morning that was really the afternoon in disguise.

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please please please be in Socrates

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MONOTONE Carl Sandberg

THE monotone of the rain is beautiful,
And the sudden rise and slow relapse
Of the long multitudinous rain.

The sun on the hills is beautiful,
Or a captured sunset sea-flung,
Bannered with fire and gold.

A face I know is beautiful--
With fire and gold of sky and sea,
And the peace of long warm rain.

missing monica

I can only do so much.

So all the flights to New Orleans are booked for today. That's what happens when you become dependent on flying stand-by on AirTran X-Fare. Bummerrrrr. I have to be at the airport at 7:30 tomorrow morning and I don't want to sleep tonight.

I haven't done enough. I never do.