Sometimes, I read stuff…

September 18, 2009 - Leave a Response

Man vs. God – WSJ.com

Sometimes, I read stuff…

September 7, 2009 - Leave a Response

Chess Queen – Smithsonian

Parting Thoughts From a Master of the Ephemeral – NYTimes

Serenade in Blue – ‘Monet’s Water Lilies’ – NYTimes

And Old Master Emerges From Grime – NYTimes

Constraints on Creativity - Newmusicbox.org

Last Chance – Larry Rivers – 1950s/1960s – At the Tibor de Nagy Gallery, Refurbished Reputation for a Nervy Painter – NYTimes

Dithering: Jonny Greenwood (about mp3) – NewYorker

Sometimes, I read stuff…

August 24, 2009 - Leave a Response

For Some Museums, a Corporation Can Also Be a Curator – NYTimes

Art in Review; Gerhard Richter – NYTimes

twitt 97, 96, 95, 94

August 21, 2009 - Leave a Response

Back to Hell (read “work”), with no fallen angels or damned souls. Only the Boss, me, and the Guardian of the Keys, drinking mud puddle buzz

Staring at Harper’s mag with Crumb’s Monkey Wrench Gang comersh and an enigmatical phrase : “Looked at him, but couldn’t get a read on him”.

I noticed I was able to spell “Phoebe Legere” with eight keys on my laptop, then listened to Lois V. Vierk on roulette TV and it was boring.

I wanted a camera, the nikon SP, a legend. And as soon I got it, I knew I had to leave everything and everyone to roam the roads with tramps

Sometimes, I read stuff…

August 19, 2009 - Leave a Response

John Adams – ‘Shaker Loops,’ a John Adams Landmark, Gets a Fresh Look – NYTimes

Arch Rivals – WashingtonPost

Sometimes, I read stuff…

August 4, 2009 - Leave a Response

Abroad – At the Louvre, Many Snap but Few Focus, and Mona Lisa Smiles On – NYTimes

twitt 93, 92

July 17, 2009 - Leave a Response

In Loden’s poem, Affidavit: “The time the FedEx driver knocked on the door”. Unfortunately (?) it was not mine. My book’s been stolen. Again

A flute, a mic, one mouth, then two. Beethoven’s hairdo, but no “serious” music. Just a “kiss”. Is it art? Sxip Shirey’s performance on TED.

Sometimes, I read stuff…

July 17, 2009 - Leave a Response

Inside Art – Exploring Mysteries of Matisse’s ‘Bathers by a River’ - NYTimes

twitt 91, 90, 89, 88, 87, 86, 85, 84

July 6, 2009 - Leave a Response

Twelve hour long video conference on game theory. What am I suppose to learn? Don’t know (in fact I do, but keep it under my (non-kkk) hood)

Post by Assholeman on his pedofriend’s flickr blog. A conspicuously unintelligent mention about Doig that made me laugh? cry? Can’t remember

Played a “reversed chess” game with Judie. My black chessmen in front of her, whites ambushed on my side. So disturbing we ended with a pat.

Programming in Scheme while listening to Boards of Canada makes me a dull slave. Working on Impromptu to cook my own salad will free my ass.

Does reading John Stuart Mill’s “on liberty”, then watching “hot sluts” on web – a not so NSFW micro soap – mean I’m a schizophrenic weirdo?

When your daughters ask you to explain chaos theory in a tweet, it’s time to pack and go hitchhiking the wiki world like an “eSal_Paradise”.

Worst part of the year, when “cow-workers” overreact about summer. I prefer them tense, acting like beheaded hens, Ô my dysfunctional robots

Commuting in the morning heat, I tried Do Make Say Think on my miniDisk (no Ipod, Murakami!). Well, doesn’t work that good. Bad bike tempo.

Sometimes, I read stuff…

July 6, 2009 - Leave a Response

Sound Tunnel – John Morton’s Central Park Portrait – NYTimes

Central Park Sound Tunnel – New York City Department of Parks & Recreation

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