Monthly Archive for March, 2005
Newsday headline:
okay so i wasn't gonna post about this yesterday, but the Banksy/Wooster Collective insanity has hit the FRONT PAGE of the New York Times! this image is of an actual beetle Banksy hung.
Please come to my screening tonight!
TONIGHT is the big night!
"Speak Out" takes the conversation about abortion away from didactic politics and puts it back into human, personal experience, that nobody with an ounce of humanity can argue with. So come and support this film and abortion rights!
Thursday, March 24th
Doors open at 6:30
7pm SHARP screening
8pm reception
Alwan for the Arts 16 Beaver Street, 4th Floor
Suggested donation is $20. If you can afford to give more, please do, the film would benefit greatly! If this is too much, give less. Anything is appreciated.
Trains:
4,5 Bowling Green
N,R Whitehall
1,2 Wall Street
J,M Broad Street
A,C Broadway
http://www.alwan.org/info/ - here is a link to a map of the area.
Directions:
16 Beaver is located in the Financial District, just east of Bowling
Green and the Museum for the American Indian. It’s between the large streets
of Broadway (Whitehall is the smaller street) & Broad St. On the corner Beaver
& New Street
PLEASE RSVP
the inside of the garage WK's friend owns. for many years he had work on the garage doors and above the garage (on lafayette next to the vice store). now it's being torn down. two or 3 years ago he had an opening in the garage and this work is what was inside.
my lovely roommates rafie and adam at tim's new cafe landscape on union ave.
my favorite sucka, TOD (coolest guy ever) SEELIE. he's the guy who throws the after after after party that you have absolutely no chance of knowing about and photographs that shit. check out his sites:
WWW.OFQUIET.COM
WWW.SUCKAPANTS.COM
WWW.TOYSHOPCOLLECTIVE.COM
black label tallbikes outside of glasshouse!
goodbye hilke party at uniondocs. was super duper fun fun fun.
better late than never. everybody say happy belated bday to trudy. these cupcakes were on her face a second later.
Okay, so I was reading the new magazine Anathema which I got at the absurdly fun and nice Anathema magazine party the other night at Tonic (save tonic!). It's fucking brilliant, I mean really brilliant. And despite the fact that most of the contributors are my friends, the thing I liked best was by a fellow named Nicholas Herman, whom I have never met. His article was a Foucaultian argument about the role of the photography of torture on public memory (Abu Ghraib) and a comparison of the Oubliette (medieval dungeon trapdoor in the floor of a court) with the Camera Obscura (pinhole camera). He then compares and inverts these comparisons. Go get the magazine now.



















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