After looking at the AT&T rates for the iPhone, you could give me one but, I wouldn’t activate it using my money. Paul and I went to the mall to see the line of people and get something to eat. Oh, this is my first attempt at posting an image on the Mac. It took [...]
New software program, Adobe Lightroom, has been touted as a very good program designed specifically for photographers. I have a copy of it and have yet to use its full capabilities because of concentrating on non-photography projects the past two months. I just reinstalled it on my new MAC but, as with my WIN pc, [...]
I think and, have thought a lot about characteristics and/or traits that would identify somebody or my persuasion. By that, I mean bi-men. Some guys are just too obviously interested in attracting men. There’s also the case of finding friends in a non-gay setting that has proved very problematic. Last week on the local sports [...]
Thursday, after years of MAC desire, I bought a MacBookPro. In 2002 I was teaching at Broward Comm. College teaching computer art and, one semester of web design. I really liked the way the machine functioned and its ease of operation. In the meantime, I bought a Dell when my previous computer crashed, using Dell [...]
I’ve been working on and, wanting to relaunch Miamiartexchange.com since November, 2006. I worked with Paul through some design issues, worked through some application add-ons, played with various stylings and, now it’s time to move into the real world. During this time I reconceptualized what kind of web site I wanted and how it would [...]
The Artist as an Entrepreneur Institute (AEI) is proving to be more than worth the cost. One of the speakers asks some really tough questions and puts people on the spot by making them think and answer quickly. If they stumble, he uses that as examples of what not to do and how not to [...]
Been busy and somewhat away. More later Sunday…
Why I didn’t try WordPress before now is something that now seems silly. I didn’t know how to create the needed database myself but, for some time now I’ve known how and just didn’t do it, until Monday. I got all my blog entries transferred from here pretty easily but, comments stay here for whatever [...]
Link: Interview: Neo Rauch. LEIPZIG, Germany—Over the last quarter century Neo Rauch has emerged as one of the key figures in the resurgence of German figurative painting. The principal artist of the so-called New Leipzig School, he takes his lead from painters such as Georg Baselitz and Gerhard Richter—who, like him, are natives of the [...]
Venice Biennial 2007 Originally uploaded by VernissageTV Didier Didier. Venice Biennial 2007 – a photoset on Flickr brought to you by my friends at VernissageTV. Venice Biennial 2007 Local art from June 2007 coming online in the next day or two. My agenda is overflowing, workshops, public art project, client web development, otherwise known as [...]
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