Friday, February 4, 2011

Thursday, February 3, 2011

Wednesday, February 2, 2011






















take 9:55 minutes and watch this!
you'll be glad you did.

Monday, January 31, 2011







































We need to get "She" to do a Poem-a-Day blog.
I mean, WE really need it!



Saturday, January 29, 2011


















THIS is cool!!!
INTERACTIVE DISPLAY WINDOW
Marcus Wallander


















The Clock


by Christian Marclay


NEW YORK – The Paula Cooper Gallery is pleased to present the US premiere of Christian Marclay's groundbreaking new 24-hour video work The Clock. Called "an abundant, magnificent work" (The Financial Times) "relentless and compelling" (The Guardian) and "utterly transfixing" (The Huffington Post), The Clock has garnered rave reviews from art critics and the public alike after its first showing in England. The exhibition will open at 534 West 21st Street on January 21 and will close on February 19, 2011. Several 24-hour screenings will be organized during the course of the exhibition. Exact details about these screenings will be posted shortly on the gallery’s website.

Friday, January 28, 2011



















IF I COULD HAVE ANYTHING I WANTED......
this would be on the top of the really long list

Thursday, January 20, 2011

















I'm not getting Uggs
I'M GETTING THESE!
TODAY!!!!

Sunday, January 16, 2011




















"Portrait in a Doorway"
Cyanotype contact printing.
SO SO FUN!
yep digital negative (neg jet printed on acetate)

Sunday, August 15, 2010























Stranger - a project by
Jamie House

“My practice focuses on producing imagery using mail art and pinhole photography to examine the role of the `stranger` in society and why we are interested in people we don’t know. These images show chance encounters and intimate double exposure visual portraits of people who have not met in person and only meet by the mediated gaze of the pinhole camera. This relates to the way we interact remotely with others in the information age.”
“These images were a result of me sending a call out over the internet for people’s mail addresses. When I received the participant’s addresses, I sent them a pinhole camera disguised as a parcel and asked them to take a portrait of themselves and send it back to me. Then I took a portrait of myself. The resulting imagery is a ghostly spectral trace of two faces with their physiognomic features merged.”

Monday, June 21, 2010

















Rooftop Late May
view of the Empire State

Friday, April 23, 2010

Peter Zonis
crazy wonderful Peter Zonis works the landmarks of the world.