Monday, June 05, 2006
Monday, May 29, 2006
Rainy Days
Well folks, sitting here with very very little to do. My new employment as a Hot Dog Vendor in Vic Park is a great summer job, unless it rains all summer, then it's not so good. Being A Hot Dog vendor isn't very mind stimulating, although very stress free. After five years of constant stress and activity, i find myself in a void. Surprisingly pleasant, and yet I feel that I should use this Lull to do SOMETHING. but what? There are so many infinite possiblities. I am working on various art projects in the hopes that something will come from it. I have a commission to create a tattoo, but its pretty uninspired, so i am regretting it already.
Here is a lovely picture of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It was like the Most Wonderful Christmas Ever in there. Amazing works of art, one after the other...it was really too much. I spent around 8 hours in there, and still did not see everything. It was my second favorite NY gallery experience, after the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors.
Here is a lovely picture of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. It was like the Most Wonderful Christmas Ever in there. Amazing works of art, one after the other...it was really too much. I spent around 8 hours in there, and still did not see everything. It was my second favorite NY gallery experience, after the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors.
Wednesday, May 24, 2006
Friday, April 07, 2006
Saturday, January 07, 2006
War is Great for the Economy...or how I Learned to Stop Worrying and Embrace Consumerism
Between the barrage of anxiety-ridden images, we are given commercial breaks to inform us, the passive viewer, that although these events are happening we can take comfort in the immediate gratification of consuming products. Consumerism therefore becomes a form of escapism; it is a successful distraction from the problems of social and political reality. Digital image printed on photo paper, mounted on archival backing.
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