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Tag Archives: art
Dying Dreams, by William Gedney
Allison and I went to MOMA yesterday to see the current photography exhibit going on: Into the Sunset: Photography’s Image of the American West. We both love photography. There were some old favorites on display (Dennis Hopper’s “Double Standard“, for … Continue reading
“the logic of the visible at the service of the invisible…”
A gorgeous post. I will say no more. Just go check it out.
Edward Hopper
Totally transportive. He’s one of my favorites.
Images of Ophelia
Here is a scene from the great Canadian television series Slings and Arrows. The company of actors is rehearsing Hamlet, and it is not going well. The actress playing Ophelia, Claire, is terrible and nobody knows what to do about … Continue reading
Rhode Island Boys
… up to no good … You know, same ol’ same ol’. So cute!
Honeymoon Hotel: 1941
Awesome. On every level. Look at that photo. Bra-zill!! Romantic, right? Don’t you want to put on some lacy wedding-night peignoir just by LOOKING at that photo?
The Moon
A haunting and very moving series of images … I won’t try to explain it, just click down the montage, and let it flow. Each image leading to the next – mysterious, parts of a whole, glimpses that we know … Continue reading
Treasures Between the Pages
A really cool article about objects found pressed into the pages of second-hand books. Some are valuable, others just interesting … I have found some very cool things in the pages of old books. A tiny hand-sewn lace handkerchief. A … Continue reading
Licking Ice
Sure would have liked to have something like this over the last couple of 90+ degree days here in Manhattan. (The little girl over to the right with the crooked bowl cut bangs is killing me. She’s too little to … Continue reading