Wednesday, December 23, 2009

File Under... Fan Art


Guided By Voices : Alien Lanes. Drawn with a marker on a t-shirt. In hot pink. Hot pink.

Tuesday, December 22, 2009

File Under... American Art


I've been seeing a lot of interesting work from this guy JIM JOE lately in my neighborhood.


Check out his website / blog too. Very thoughtful stuff.

Friday, December 18, 2009

File Under... Musics

Front Cover by Bradford Cox.

Deerhunter : Carve Your Initials Into the Wall of the Night

Tracklist:
1. Bright and Early (8:30)
2. Cicadas (3:56)
3. Rotation (8:03)
4. But I'm A Boy (6:54)
5. Three Dolphins Melting into Orange Wax (4:20)
6. Snow Dogs (2:12)
7. Dogs are Cool (3:41)
8. Homorobotic (3:54)
9. Cordless (2:05)
10. When I Taste Blood (2:53)



Sunday, December 13, 2009

File Under... Musics




Mary Halvorson Trio at Cafe Wilhelmina

An old friend of mine just introduced me to this trio. I have their record "Dragon's Head"on repeat in the studio. Really amazing stuff. Enjoy.

Thursday, December 10, 2009

File Under... Video Art (that I'd like to see)

Two people wearing white briefs, spitting at each other without emotion.

File Under... Fan Art


The Smiths: Louder Than Bombs. Marker on a t-shirt. Yes.

File Under... American Art (or maybe Colossi)



I saw Richard Serra's "Blind Spot" and "Open Ended" at Gagosian Gallery yesterday. If you're in New York City, please go look at it. In my opinion, Richard Serra is the greatest living American artist. His work is not only beautiful, and meaningful, but it speaks to its audience in a visceral way. It's huge, powerful, elegant, and when you stand near it it seems to affect gravity and time in a way that is physically scary. His work is titanic, and American, but communicates on a level beyond art - its almost like seeing a natural phenomenon. I love it.

Richard Serra at Gagosian

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

File Under... Projects (To Do)


Magic Recipe Book

Write an entire recipe book of magic potions that have been culled from film. For example, watch The Witches of Eastwick, The Princess Bride, The Craft, Practical Magic, any movie where characters create an elixir with supernatural powers, and write down exactly what was in each potion and the process used to make it.