Bear in a Bunny suit Originally uploaded by 0vary who has a LJ. If this ain’t something! I love the fabic and, the guy in it is kinda sexy in a freakish way. He does have some big sexy legs but, damn… what kind of freak is he in the bedroom? He looks like a [...]
Not much on the blog the last few days but, there are five new reviews from the 20th to the 27th. Others are in the works at this very moment. Even though I don’t consider myself a great writer, I do have some facility at it. Having time makes a lot of difference in the [...]
Man, has this week just flown by! I’ve been tired as a dog too since I went to Philadelphia. I didn’t sleep much those two days, or should I say nights. And, I’ve got student projects to grade, mid-terms to grade, personal projects to continue and, it’s already Saturday evening… in 45 min. I went [...]
I was out of town on Tuesday taking care of the business in Philadelphia, PA where I ran into our Miami friend and now expatriot, Lorie Mertes where she serves as the Director of the Fabric Workshop and Museum. She was surprised and pleased to see me out at a gallery opening. She’s doing just [...]
MoCA opening feeding frenzy 2006 Originally uploaded by artlab. There was the Bruce Nauman opening at MoCA on 19 Oct. and, that was the time and place my camera malfunctioned. I did get a few shots but, mostly had to do without my own images. Adaptability is good. Read about the show Bruce Nauman Works [...]
I asked Nayland Blake to ask some general questions (some time ago) that I could use on my art blog but (I previously thought) these too personal. I’m probably wrong. Forgive me if these have appeared before. So, here goes: Q: Which family member was most important for your practice as an artist, either by [...]
Thursday night at the MoCA opening my camera, owned by the university, stopped functioning. Something is preventing the lens from extending so that I can’t focus. That’s probably something that can’t be fixed. I found out this week that I have a fund from which I can draw for equiptment, travel or, other educationally related [...]
With another step into the unknown, I’m currently testing Skype. It has potential beyond normal podcasting because it’s in real time with real people from around the world. Skypecasts will continue for a while to build strength and see where we might go. It wasn’t started as a dating service but, it seems it has [...]
mushroom Originally uploaded by artlab. I’ve got too many things to work on at the moment. Yesterday I took an picture of one of those mushrooms that stink and attract insects to distribute its spores. I’ll try to get it posted later. I have class in 5 min. (posted below) I took a pic of [...]
Today, Saturday at noon, eastern daylight time (NYC). Naturally, it’s about art. Let’s see what happens. (Click icon above)
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