Friday, October 31, 2008
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Banksy!
Finally went to the new Banksy installation last night. If you have time to check it out, you definitely should! It closes tomorrow night but is open until midnight both today and tomorrow. Its free and is a pretty quick walk through, so even if you just have 15 or 20 min to swing by, its a unique experience. Part of what was really interesting to me was the mechanical craft behind it, the movements of these beings are so subtle and human, not overdone, and not particularly obvious. And, of course, there is the social commentary to think about...
In any case, here are some chicken nuggets and fish sticks..jpg)
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More info here: The Village Pet Store + Charcoal Grill.
In any case, here are some chicken nuggets and fish sticks.
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More info here: The Village Pet Store + Charcoal Grill.
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
Wednesday, October 22, 2008
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
A Walk It Out Walk-Off.
Many moons ago I found myself mesmerized and obsessed with this first mash-up of Walk It Out featuring Gwen Verdon dancing Fosse style. (For the original video, click here.)
Now, someone has just sent me a new Walk It Out starring Richard Simmons and all his sweatin' to the oldies cohorts!
Its time to practice your voting skills in today's Walk It Out Walk-Off. Which one wins?
Now, someone has just sent me a new Walk It Out starring Richard Simmons and all his sweatin' to the oldies cohorts!
Its time to practice your voting skills in today's Walk It Out Walk-Off. Which one wins?
Friday, October 17, 2008
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Tricks are for kids.
My coworker and his girlfriend had stressful days at work yesterday so this is what they made when they got home.
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Woyzeck at BAM.
Tonight, another night at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. This time its to see Woyzeck...

A man thrashes violently in a gigantic water tank, his limbs akimbo, his face a mask of sheer terror. Welcome to Woyzeck's world as imagined by Iceland's breakout actor/director Gísli Örn Gardarsson—a place that, thanks to the hyper-athletic cast, explodes with energy. Set to a rollicking score by cult rock legend Nick Cave and The Dirty Three's violinist Warren Ellis, this is a Woyzeck for the angst-ridden 21st-century, a stunningly visceral take on Georg Büchner's classic tale of honorable intentions gone tragically wrong.

A man thrashes violently in a gigantic water tank, his limbs akimbo, his face a mask of sheer terror. Welcome to Woyzeck's world as imagined by Iceland's breakout actor/director Gísli Örn Gardarsson—a place that, thanks to the hyper-athletic cast, explodes with energy. Set to a rollicking score by cult rock legend Nick Cave and The Dirty Three's violinist Warren Ellis, this is a Woyzeck for the angst-ridden 21st-century, a stunningly visceral take on Georg Büchner's classic tale of honorable intentions gone tragically wrong.
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