I have read this small article tonight at the Guardian about life and depression and keeping up the enthusiasm for living. How one perceives themselves when looking at the mirror as in image and feelings and how sometimes there is a sign of loosing that enthusiasm and the effort to battle against that moment. Elli Chortara [...]
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I’m taking a few liberties with my post today. The photo of the Mubarak supporter on a camel first appeared in Thursday’s newspaper. It’s taken me two days to digest the oddity enough to be able to make a clear enough statement to have anything worth posting. As I read today’s paper, “Obama urges Mubarak [...]
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The Images (chosen for today’s section A news) on pages A1-A18 depicted in their original location and color coded so that: yellow: political pink: human interest light blue: world/land light green: economic orange: advertisement dark blue: military dark green : sports/crime (double lines indicate that it was an international story) Tweet
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“He is going.” My artwork responds to an article in The New York Times today that discusses the decision of astronaut, Capt. Mark Kelly, to fly on a two-week shuttle mission to the International Space Station, while his wife, Representative Gabrielle Giffords, continues her “uncertain recovery.” There has been much controversy over whether this decision [...]
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Le mariage gay en France The Mayor of Paris is openly gay. Personalities such as the long-time lover of late fashion guru Yves Saint Laurent play high-profile roles in French society. French gay rights groups are as vocal as they come. But the country whose motto is Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité hasn’t given the love and [...]
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I love working with found objects-getting the NY Times delivered to my door is like receiving the same object everyday, yet each is unique in its own way. Tweet
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TSA officers unionize. Everybody do the TSA body scan dance! Tweet
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Delivery success! I’ve made timelines for three different articles in today’s NY Times. For my own purposes of looking at linear time. One for the obituary of Sesame Street scriptwriter Tony Geiss, one on the article titled “In Census, Minorities show Gains in Youths,” and one for the article titled, “Public Drawn to Choice by [...]
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