Had a dream last night that Tom Otterness was designing a subterranean bus depot that only dispatched buses to Brooklyn.
Everything looked cute but menacing and got rave reviews from everyone.
Showing posts with label Brooklyn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brooklyn. Show all posts
Thursday, September 27, 2007
Sunday, June 17, 2007
Where Brooklyn At?
Saturday I travelled to Brooklyn twice in one day. A new acheivement for me.
First I headed out to Ana and Michael's garden wedding. Despite a brief rain shower it was an absolutely awesome affair.
There was a great vibe amongst the guests. Everything was simple, beautiful and charming. Ana looked completely radiant and there was a joy in Michael's eyes that was palpable.
Got to hang a bit with Jemal which had not happened in years.
The food was amazing and the wine was flowing. Somehow I got the brilliant idea to do shots of aguardiente. The Colombians in attendance were telling me that the liquer would "cure what ails me" but, I would have a devastating hangover. Sounds like a great deal to me...
After a train ride back in to Manhattan, I showered then hopped a different train to get out to Jameson's BBQ. Had Notorious B.I.G's greatest hits on the iPod as I travelled to Williamsburg.
All the usual suspects were there, and again I was treated to undeniably delicious food...when are these people going to become my personal chefs.
Jameson revealled his latest artwork which we we call a "site-specific" piece involving the manipulation of bags of garbage from his next door neighbors. We are so on the same artistic wavelength it boggles the mind.
First I headed out to Ana and Michael's garden wedding. Despite a brief rain shower it was an absolutely awesome affair.
There was a great vibe amongst the guests. Everything was simple, beautiful and charming. Ana looked completely radiant and there was a joy in Michael's eyes that was palpable.
Got to hang a bit with Jemal which had not happened in years.
The food was amazing and the wine was flowing. Somehow I got the brilliant idea to do shots of aguardiente. The Colombians in attendance were telling me that the liquer would "cure what ails me" but, I would have a devastating hangover. Sounds like a great deal to me...
After a train ride back in to Manhattan, I showered then hopped a different train to get out to Jameson's BBQ. Had Notorious B.I.G's greatest hits on the iPod as I travelled to Williamsburg.
All the usual suspects were there, and again I was treated to undeniably delicious food...when are these people going to become my personal chefs.
Jameson revealled his latest artwork which we we call a "site-specific" piece involving the manipulation of bags of garbage from his next door neighbors. We are so on the same artistic wavelength it boggles the mind.
Saturday, December 09, 2006
More Real Than Reality
Last Sunday, with my sister and her friend in town, we went out to the Brooklyn Museum for this show . It was so totally awesome my mind is still reeling. Mr. Mueck's sculptures are so ridiculously detailed that it hurts my head to think about the length of time it takes to create them.
I am a sucker for any creative expression that can "mess with your head" and the scale of these sculptures certainly do that. From miniature humans to figures so large that it will make the viewer perceive themselves as a tiny child, these creations cover the spectrum.
I am a sucker for any creative expression that can "mess with your head" and the scale of these sculptures certainly do that. From miniature humans to figures so large that it will make the viewer perceive themselves as a tiny child, these creations cover the spectrum.
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