
Category: Conceptual
Note to Self
Popular Publicist’s Pun

I saw the same idea used by a barber shop in Savannah.
Unintended Placement Irony
Insomnia
Blue Stripes


Reflections at the Tate Modern
Phyllida Barlow at the Tate Modern




I’m not quite sure I agree. Phyllida Barlow at the Tate Modern.
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Westminster Cathedral

Dirk Gently
We now interrupt your regularly scheduled program to bring you photos from the first two weeks of May taken hiking England’s Lake District. Pictures can scarcely do justice to the beauty of this area or how marvelous an experience we had wandering these trails among sheep, geese, ducks, cows and horses, stones and streams, lichen and moss.
Our first image is from the train(s) from Manchester to Windermere (we wound up taking 3 trains, then a bus, then walking a mile with our bags after the 6.5 hour flight from NY – we were a little tired upon arrival).

Filling My Vision
New Year’s Eve Story









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Keeping Love Alive, NY-style
Christmas Eve Message of Hope
Gumbs Self-Portrait


Interactive video installation by David Gumbs, appears to use and Xbox Kinect to bring you into the swirling, psychedelic, kaleidoscopic image.
Blue Moon
Soundsuit detail

Very interesting construction from Nick Cave.
“Cave’s soundsuits can operate as a second skin, meant to conceal race, gender, and class, thereby protecting and transforming one’s identity in an attempt to eliminate prejudices.”
Finding Freedom

Interesting canopy by Sonya Clark.
Temporarily Removed
ChaosGold?
The Sincerest Form of Flattery

Here we see Barbara Kruger using my own technique – they say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, though I doubt she’s ever seen my work.











