
Tag: poster
Campaign Season
Conceptual Installation

I’m assuming work is by Ethan Freckles.
Clown Products
Most Important Person
Poetic Construction
Dreaming in a Dead city
Triptych
Killer Bee

The Silence of Our Friends
Have a Story

Fare Comment

Purple Heart

Trump Target?

They Endured

We, the People, Behind Bars

Piker Hikers

Life Imitates Art

Divorcing Hip-hop from Culture

Charles Stewart Parnell
I was introduced to Parnell by James Joyce. Early in Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, young Stephen Dedalus overhears an argument about Parnell among family members. A leader for Irish home rule and powerful member of Parliament, Parnell was brought down by the publicity surrounding his adulterous affair in conservatively Catholic Ireland which divided young Dedalus’ family between those placing greater weight on his liberating political potential and those on his religious sins.
This framed image hung in a hallway of my hotel and Parnell is top center.

The observant will have noted that this blog’s tagline, “…from swerve of shore to bend of bay, brings us by a commodius vicus of recirculation back to dear dirty New York,” is adapted from Joyce’s Finnegan’s Wake.








