Category Archives: Art in the world

Working and Working in the Studio

This from the NYTimes today: Describing his philosophy of studio work, Mr. Eno tries out another big metaphor: cowboys versus farmers. Most of what happens in a recording studio is repetitive monotony, tilling the same soil over and over to … Continue reading →

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National September 11 Memorial Museum

Spent a small block of time uploading photos and information about work I’ve done relating to September 11, 2001 to the National September 11 Memorial Museum. The information says that review takes a couple weeks so I’ll let you know … Continue reading →

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Sacred Threads Show and other notions

Welcome Sacred Threads visitors and enjoy the photos. Back home and done all the mundane: unpacking, grocery shopping, some laundry, a bit of lawn-mowing. That separation or distinction between the sacred and the mundane makes each more special and life … Continue reading →

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Sacred Threads

Mom and I made it home after a thoroughly enjoyable trip to Sacred Threads. We might not be the best tourists in terms of planning our time and what to do in our spare moments but we always enjoy the … Continue reading →

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Artsy Bollocks Generator

Many thanks to my friend and mentor Marge for providing a new way to generate those damned artist statements. LOL hate.them. Right now I’m pretty much all about writing haikus to take care of any and all explanatory text. I … Continue reading →

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