Artist Exposed
SepMon 2010 Filed in: artist exposed
Website: romasteel.com
Why we think he’s cool: Anyone who has Mickey Mouse holding a rifle is cool in my book.
Contact: romasteel@aol.com
By: José
ARTIST STATEMENT:
My art mostly consists of ironic juxtaposition. I compare symbols of power and wealth to the symbols of the flip side of that very coin. For example, in “Congo River Luxury,” it looks like it could be a lot of places in the world, but specifically, I was looking at Africa with the child soldiers and the European powers coming in taking the resources. As you can see, I’m also appropriating straight off our fashion advertising, where I have Michael Kors stepping out of his W magazine’s big glossy spread and docking onto an impoverished country.
Congo River Luxury
Juvinille Redirection
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Random Pic of the Week
SepTue 2010 Filed in: random pic of the week
Graffiti Art in SoHo
Photo by Jose Rolon for fiveoutsiders.com on his iPhone
If for any reason you decided that the art galleries in SoHo aren’t what you’re looking for, you might want to check out what’s going on outdoors. Right in the parking lot on the corner of Wooster and Grand, you’ll find a piece by controversial contemporary artist, Frank Shepard Fairey. He’s widely known for his Obama “HOPE” poster, and is featured in Banksy’s movie, Exit Through the Gift Shop, which our very own Tara has reviewed. If this is your thing, then don’t hesitate to check what’s around the corner of this building on the Wooster side. You’ll love it!
New Yorker of the Week
AugTue 2010 Filed in: New Yorker of the Week
Craft: Artist/Photographer
Why we think he’s cool: Is standing up for the rights of other street artists
Where to find him: thelightdynamic.com
Interview by: José
Jessica and I were strolling through Union Square looking for someone to interview when we came across Bryan Close. He was carrying his own art on his shoulders with a sign that read “Mayor Bloomberg Stole My Vending Table.” We knew this was the guy we needed to talk to.
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New York Art Exposed
AugMon 2010 Filed in: artist exposed
Artists: Mike and Doug Stern
Website: metmuseum.org
Exhibit: Doug + Mike Starn on the Roof: Big Bambú
When: Running until October 31, 2010 (weather permitting)
Where: The Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof Garden at the Met
THE SHOWCASE:
Invited by The Metropolitan Museum of Art to create a site-specific installation for The Iris and B. Gerald Cantor Roof Garden, twin brothers Mike and Doug Starn (born in New Jersey in 1961) present their new work, Big Bambú: You Can't, You Don't, and You Won't Stop. The monumental bamboo structure, measuring 100 feet long, 50 feet wide, and 50 feet high, takes the form of a cresting wave that bridges realms of sculpture, architecture, and performance. Visitors witness the continuing creation and evolving incarnations of Big Bambú as it is constructed throughout the spring, summer, and fall by the artists and a team of rock climbers. Set against Central Park and its urban backdrop, Big Bambú suggests the complexity and energy of an ever-changing living organism. It is the thirteenth consecutive single-artist installation on the Roof Garden.
THE ARTIST STATEMENT:
“It is a temporary structure in a sense, but it is a sculpture—not a static sculpture, it’s an organism that we are just a part of—helping it to move along. We will be constructing a slice of seascape, like our photographs, a cutaway view of a wave constantly in motion—our growth and change remains invariable, it is constant and unchanged.” - Mike Starn
Deena's Artist Exposed
JulMon 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Email: artisticrevolution@gmail.com
Website: www.michaelalanart.com
Exhibit: Harmonious Opposites
Where: Gasser Grunert - 524 West 19th St., New York, NY
Until July 29th 12-6pm.
THE SHOWCASE:
Make a visual change and inspire our culture and those to come to think beyond what has been done; to give life.
THE ARTIST STATEMENT:
To create something beautiful and then disfigure the dynamics of the structure. Go back in and recreate the system of drawing by finding the opposite. To distrust what is easy.
THE EXHIBIT:
Walking Dress
water color and pen on paper - 2010
24 x 36
Deena's Artist Exposed
MayMon 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Website: est00.com
Email: cordani@est00.com
Video created by: Benedetto Productions
“This is my personal creative outlet. Working with art, design, animation and music I delve deep into the far reaches of the creative process and come out with uncharacteristically unique and innovative works”
Video by James Benedetto of Benedetto Productions
Deena's Artist Exposed - Part 2
MayMon 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Studio: Luman Gallery 221 East 60th St., (bet. 2nd and 3rd Aves)
Website: julianlesser.com
Email: julian@julianlesser.com
Every inch of the city has been kissed with petals of cherry blossom trees. Sometimes they hide, are even mushy under your shoes, but these thin, pale pink circles are here and so is spring. With the warm sun moving in on our chilly days, our hopes are high and our hearts are awake. La primavera is in the air and there is art just across the 59th Street bridge.
Whether by subway, taxi, bus, foot, bike or scooter, there are a few must-sees in Queens this spring:
Noguchi Museum
www.noguchi.org
3338 10th Street (at Vernon Blvd)
Long Island City, NY
Wed, Thurs, Fri: 10am-5pm
Sat & Sun: 11am-6pm
Admission: $10 Adults, $5 senior citizens & students w/ ID,
$FREE NYC public high school students w/ID & kids under 12
First Friday of the month-you can pay whatever you like
Space Womb Gallery
www.spacewomb.com
2248 Jackson Avenue
Long Island City, NY
Wed-Sun 12-6pm
P.S. 1 Contemporary Art Center
www.ps1.org
22-25 Jackson Avenue (at 46th Ave)
Long Island City, NY
Thurs - Mon 12-6pm
Admission: $5 suggested donation, $2 students & seniors,
$FREE MoMA members & ticket holders (within 30 days, except for "Warm Up" or other events)
Deena's Artist Exposed
AprTue 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Studio: Luman Gallery 221 East 60th St., (bet. 2nd and 3rd Aves)
Website: julianlesser.com
Email: julian@julianlesser.com
THE ARTIST STATEMENT:
I paint what I know and what I feel, using abstracted figures and landscapes to reflect the human condition. Through emotional expression and diverse aesthetics I share my personal subjects and stories with the intention of reaching a broad public. I believe that we all experience the same thoughts and feelings along our journey through life, each of us having the same spiritual core. Human beings have more in common than we often think...
THE EXHIBIT:
City of the Setting Sun
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Deena's Artist Exposed
AprMon 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Studio: 10-10 47th Rd., Long Island City, Queens
Website: Jessewinter.com
Email: Jesse@jessewinter.com , thecompositelandscape.com
Upcoming Shows: The Composite Landscape & HOMEGROWNLIC Portraits
THE ARTIST STATEMENT:
The artist statement is a real challenge. I grew up upstate in Ithaca, New York. I found photography in my senior year in college, so I finished an English degree at Earlham College and then went straight into another BA in photography at RIT (Rochester Institute of Technology). I have been freelancing in New York City since 2001. I hope to bring my work and my name forward this year in a new way and also nurture my place in the community, which I feel truly blessed to be a part of. Is that a digression from the artist statement?
THE SHOWCASE:
I make photographs, both traditional film and digital. I make art because it’s my impulse, and I try to do creative things whenever and to whatever I can in life. I also take a lot of pictures for the pure sake of commerce and the requirements of capitalism.
THE EXHIBIT:
Buzz1_HOMEGROWNLIC20/24 inches. Digital C-Print from film.
Mounted and framed $350
Unframed $175READ MORE...
Deena's Artist Exposed: Special Edition
AprMon 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist ExposedIWrite-ups
Where: 32-05 Vernon Blvd., Long Island City, NY 11106
(718) 626-1533
Website: socratessculpturepark.org
Article by: Deena
Photographs by: Deena
I was told by a co-worker and friend that I should do something for myself that relaxes me and allows me to unwind. The first thing I thought was, "I do hot yoga--that's relaxing." She then reminded me that as much as yoga may be relaxing and meditative, it is also physical exertion, and that maybe I should also try doing something solely relaxing. I asked, "Like reading?" (I hate reading). "No, like taking pictures," she said. At that moment I wondered if she knew that taking photographs is something I enjoy, because I told her or because she was picking up a certain energy from me that I didn't even know I was giving off. She continued, "Something that allows you to be on the outside of your mind, that allows you to move subconsciously." The conversation went on, and I was amazed by her ability of perception.
Deena's Artist Exposed Part II
MarMon 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Email: info@kennyscharf.com
Website: www.kennysharf.com
Upcoming Event: Along with Michael Allen
The Living Installation: Art that makes art, that makes art!
Saturday April 3rd, 7PM-12AM
Cosmic Cavern
993a Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
THE SHOWCASE:
I make art because I have no choice. I make art in all mediums: paintings, sculpture, instalations and performance.
THE ARTIST STATEMENT:
"art is life, life is art"
My process depends on the medium and my mood.
THE EXHIBIT:
Ultima Suprema Deluxa
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Deena's Artist Exposed Part I
MarMon 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Email: artisticrevolution@gmail.com
Website: www.michaelalanart.com
Upcoming Event: Along with Kenny Scharf
The Living Installation: Art that makes art, that makes art!
Saturday April 3rd, 7PM-12AM
Cosmic Cavern
993a Metropolitan Avenue, Brooklyn, NY
THE SHOWCASE:
To live, to continue to document. It's my reason and purpose of existence. Man will create and destroy. I live what I feel.
All types of drawings, installations, sculptures, performance, paintings; art that makes art.
THE ARTIST STATEMENT:
I'm interested in dissecting and amplifying pieces, sampling and distorting with a touch of pretty. My work is a combination of aggressive action, harmonious opposites, close observation, agitation, mutation, crossbreeding, and undetermined hypotheses. My work is about the process of change.
My goal is to create something beautiful and then disfigure the dynamics of the structure; to go back in and recreate the system of drawing by finding the opposite; to distrust what is easy.
THE EXHIBIT:
Walking on the Edge
18x 12 mixed media on panel (2010)READ MORE...
Deena's Artist Exposed
MarMon 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Email: Ashley@aaronblumenshine.com
Website: http://www.aaronblumenshine.com
Featured Art: Embedded
THE SHOWCASE:
My genre is dark fantasy mixed with high fashion. My medium is photography and I use a Canon 5D and a lot of hand-crafted props in my photos. I love to keep the photos honest and make sure to build all my props and avoid using Photoshop. What you see is what you get!
Making art is the single most important thing in my life. It allows me to express myself in a way that I couldn't live without.
THE ARTISTS’ STATEMENT:
Over the years I have realized that two hundredths of a second is almost impossible to understand; our time In this world goes by extremely fast. I’ve noticed that photography mimics memory. Like memory, photography is the only medium that can capture a fraction of a second and keep it forever. Just like a nostalgic thought, the photograph remembers something unseen by many, an intimate fraction of time with the subject.
THE EXHIBIT:
Embedded
24x44
$800.00 (limited edition)
Photography
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Deena's Artist Exposed
MarMon 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Email: christina@q77nyc.com
Where to buy her T-shirts: queens77.etsy.com
THE SHOWCASE:
I screenprint my designs on T-shirts myself, so no two shirts are exactly the same. I take my ideas, turn them into designs, make the screen and print the shirts. Then I make my friends model them for me. They hate it!
THE ARTISTS STATEMENT:
The process of life…where I live, experiences, people, places inspire me. I love having a creative outlet.
THE EXHIBIT:
Old L.I.C. T - etsy $30
No Parking T- etsy $30
Smuggler T Dress
THE WORKSPACE:
I work from home in the kitchen/dining area/living room, a/k/a my studio.
Deena's Artist Exposed
MarMon 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Email: rob.yulfo@gmail.com
Video: Check out this great video on youtube.
Featured Art: Untitled
THE SHOWCASE:
I make art because I was never taught how to play sports. Art is fun because you can tell a story by creating a single image.
It’s hard to define what genre my work fits into. I try to take all of the things that inspire me and mash them up while still maintaining some originality. I use all kinds of things: markers, pens, Wite-Out, Adobe Flash. I’m into painting, sketching, animating, etc.--whatever helps me deliver the finished product.
THE ARTIST'S STATEMENT: I like the fact that people look at my art and have their own interpretations and theories as to what inspired each image. I don’t do it to change the world. I do it to get the ladies. Hahaha. Oh, and because I like to do it.
Music is actually a really important part of the process. The music I’m listening to impacts the outcome of the image. Sometimes a random drawing will expand into a more elaborate one. Sometimes it could be off the top of my head, or there are those rare, happy mistakes.
THE EXHIBIT:
Untitled – I created this on the back of an index card in pencil.READ MORE...
Deena's Artist Exposed
FebMon 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Email: rafriedman@gmail.com
Website: http://tsirkus.org
Where to find me: facebook.com
Featured Art:
THE SHOWCASE:
I make art because I have to. It's like breathing. It also sometimes pays the bills.
Deena: What is the art that you make?
RA: It’s been called "Steampunk Photography." I shoot analog using instant film. I save the
My background is in drawing and painting, and I continue that work as well. I also love to shoot the urban landscape and am currently on fellowship to develop a mutoscope, which is a flip-movie viewer, as part of a community art endeavor.
THE ARTIST'S STATEMENT:
I create images that bridge time using methods that combine vintage and modern. I'm extremely interested in the figure and creating worlds that can only exist within the realm of the equipment and materials I'm using.
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Deena's Artist Exposed
FebMon 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Email: rafriedman@gmail.com
Website: http://tsirkus.org
Where to find me: facebook.com
Featured Art:
THE SHOWCASE:
I make art because I have to. It's like breathing. It also sometimes pays the bills.
Deena: What is the art that you make?
RA: It’s been called "Steampunk Photography." I shoot analog using instant film. I save the
My background is in drawing and painting, and I continue that work as well. I also love to shoot the urban landscape and am currently on fellowship to develop a mutoscope, which is a flip-movie viewer, as part of a community art endeavor.
THE ARTIST'S STATEMENT:
I create images that bridge time using methods that combine vintage and modern. I'm extremely interested in the figure and creating worlds that can only exist within the realm of the equipment and materials I'm using.
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Deena's Artist Exposed
FebTue 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Email: nelenium@yahoo.com
Art: www.flickr.com/photos/69_one
Dance: youtube.com
Featured Art: Imagination
THE SHOWCASE:
Nelson Seda, aka CHIEF 69 (born in 1991, resides in the South Bronx), has done it all from B-boying on stage with Soul Sonic Force to reciting poems alongside La Bruja. He is most noteworthy for his art, which has been featured in shows and auctions alongside world-renowned artists, such as TATS CRU, Crash, COPE 2, etc... He spends his time doing freelance work throughout NYC and consistently has about six shows per month featuring his art, dance, and poetry. He leads his artistic generation by leaps and bounds with an already impressive resume before having reached the age of 20.
THE ARTIST'S STATEMENT:
I make art to simply make the viewer stop in their tracks as they catch sight of the array of colors, detail or sheer curiosity of my works.
My process is spontaneous even outside of my freelance work, because a free mind can never disappoint one's aspirations for their planned work.
The artwork that I create is usually "abstract meets geometrics," cartooning and tattoo designs with a very distinct influence of graffiti/street art.
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Deena's Artist Exposed
FebMon 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Contact: art@hubrid.com, hubrid11@twitter.com
Featured Art: The Death
Where to Find Him: Hubird.com or Fadios.com
Phone: 917.971.8136
THE SHOWCASE:
I met Hubert as a chef and continue to learn more about him as an organically artistic soul. My spirit has been humbled by the expression in which Hubert describes his worldly experiences. It has been a pleasure to meet and get to know him, and I enjoy every enlightening conversation we have. He has a warm, kind energy and I am honored to share his art with you.
THE ARTIST'S STATEMENT:
As individuals we have the opportunity to discover the feeling of longing, our fears and future for ourselves and the ones with us...to be able to see the changes in life as if on stage or listening to music. You have to know that you don’t know what you are doing.
Kidney (Contact artist for pricing)READ MORE...
Deena's Artist Exposed
FebMon 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Contact: rosechicainc@aol.com
Featured Art: “Faith”
Where to Find Him: He has a great youtube video here.
Definition limits enlightenment. My true art is very organic. It grows, it thrives, it blossoms, it changes, it dies, it's re-born and is a friend and a confIdante. Thank you for being a friend, traveling down the road and back again. Universal art is inherent in all. The questions one poses to oneself, I feel, allow this inner beauty to flow. It's not for all to experience first hand, for if this were the case, there would be a perfect place here for us to live.
THE SHOWCASE:
Deena:What do you make?
Anthony: I make everything out of anything. In the everything I mean joy, happiness, or a mirror of the human condition. I have a background in visual merchandising and party planning, so I suppose I make "only yours" spaces experienced on a commercial level. As for a personal level, I use art as a tool for growing... READ MORE...
Deena's Artist Exposed
JanSat 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Contact: anja.lilly@gmail.com
Phone number: 812.325.5812
Featured Art: Wonderland Reflected in Reality
THE ARTIST'S STATEMENT:
"I make art--my photographs are out of inspiration, creativity and motivation from everywhere--everywhere I am. Out in nature, in the city, in the countryside--everywhere. I get inspired by little things/moments and holding onto them forever in pictures. The way I want to see the world, I want to hold it down. It's like creating a new reality, or at least creating moments/fragments of it.
NYC has a lot of inspiration, that's what I love about it--all the cultures and different backgrounds, so many diverse cultures and people. That is, I think, very inspiring!
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JanMon 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Contact: DeShawnlamar@gmail.com
Phone number: 812.325.5812
Featured Art: Black,White, Blue and Red
THE SHOWCASE:
I make contemporary art (Abstract Expressionistic) using sugar, plaster, coffee, flour, and paint. I use my hands more than a brush. I burn and scrape my work.
THE ARTIST'S STATEMENT:
Art reminds us of our humanity.
The majority of this work is an attempt to visually recreate an enduring version of the psychological trauma caused by existence while still preserving the free will of the viewer to see and feel
whatever they want. By denying space I hope to confront the viewer with the gravity of a burned, scraped and scarred surface/psyche, while other works in the portfolio attempt to make the boredom of living visceral or at least interesting.READ MORE...
Deena's Artist Exposed
JanMon 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Contact: mari@marilowery.com
Website: marilowery.com
Where to find her work: frankenkitty.etsy.com
Featured Art: Detour (2008) digital - 8x10 print $25
THE SHOWCASE:
I have always been creative, and played music for many years. Once I decided to stop doing music, when I felt like it wasn't making me happy anymore and seemed like more work than fun, I really started getting into photography more and more. I think it was buying a digital camera that really got me going, as I was able to shoot as much as I wanted, and didn't have to worry about film or developing costs. It's ironic when I think about it now, because these days I shoot more with my film cameras than my digital, but it was at that point that really made me look at the world differently. I could bring my little PowerShot wherever I went, and having a camera with me all the time has made me notice things I wouldn't have otherwise. I find inspiration everywhere, whether it be from music, nature or from other artists that I have found on Etsy and Flickr. There is so much amazing talent out there, that it's humbling really. I make art for myself, but I do have a few artist friends whose opinions I value, and it's always nice to get their feedback on new work. READ MORE...
Deena's Artist Exposed
JanMon 2010 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Contact: lperezh@g.risd.edu
Featured Art: ”Johnny Depp”
Q&A:
D: What do you make?
L: Art that pushes boundaries. I just make what comes out of me naturally through photographs, paintings, etchings and video.
D: What is your process?
L:I am a visual thinker. I imagine what I want something to look like first, or I am influenced by what I hear, and from that I interpret it on paper.
D: Why do you make art?
L: Because if I didn't, I would go crazy.
"My current work is about what we look up to and admire. What has happened to 'celebrity' and how it has changed our lives."
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DecMon 2009 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Website: www.protectedbyart.com
Where to find them: Bryant Park, Booth C 03, 41 St. and 6th Ave.
carter@protectedbyart.com kime@protectedbyart.com
THE ARTIST'S STATEMENT:
"to inspire inspiration"
We start the process with selecting a background color and then choose colors that best complement that particular portrait, or case, if you will. Once Carter is done putting his finishing touch on the case and/or canvas, we let it dry. Kime then hand-brushes a high-gloss finishing lacquer, which preserves and protects the art for all time.
Our goal is to express ourselves on an emotional and intimate level, ensuring all doors are left open for others to enter.
THE EXHIBIT:
THE WORKSPACE:
"We Call It the Laboratory"-- Booth C03, Bryant Park
Materials: acrylic paint, high-gloss finish, paint brushes.
Accessibility: 7 days a week. N,R,W,Q,7,A,C,E,1,2,3,B,D,F,V trains
Art supply store: Utrecht
Deena's Artist Exposed
DecMon 2009 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Contact: http://mysite.pratt.edu/~rvalent3/
reneevalenti@hotmail.com
THE ARTIST'S STATEMENT:
"I would like to bring something out there to people. I don’t want to be pinned down to one type of material, and I enjoy working with different things and subject matter. Although I like working with the figure the most, I want to be able to explore all kinds of things and ways to make something come to life. The most important thing to me is to be able to tell the stories I want to tell and to be able to paint someone so that someone can see them and really get what they are about, or maybe a certain side of them even if they don’t know them.”
When painting I enjoy working from photographs and collecting images. For me it’s easier than trying to work with a live model or outside. At least with photographs they will stay there for as long as you need them, and you can arrange them all together in any way you want. And you don’t have someone staring over you or anything.
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Deena's Artist Exposed
NovMon 2009 Filed in: Deena's Artist Exposed
Contact: gukumatz1111@yahoo.com
Website: www.brooklynartproject.com/facebook/myspace
http://brooklynartproject.ning.com/profile/LindsayQuayle
The Showcase:
Slowly pacing around the perimeter of Union Square, attempting to gussy up courage to approach strangers to ask them personal questions about their art, I felt a bright energy on the inside circle of the many kiosks lining the pavement of the park. I looked over and she was bouncing to music from a bongo set further into the park, and she smiled. She was engaged in another conversation. I didn't want to interrupt, so I kept pacing with intent to revisit her energy when she was available to talk.
I visited some other tables and came back. She was still in conversation, so i just started nervously thumbing through the small medium and larger prints that she was selling. Some originals were showcased, and the tiny prints didn't do the real things justice! They were still aesthetically appealing with their colors and movement but didn't have the same impact as the originals did, with their size, texture, and energy!
Finally she noticed, perhaps, that I wanted to ask her a thing or two. As we started, suddenly and abruptly an older, overweight, sloppy but kind man approached her and asked if she was channeling a certain energy in her art. Their exact transference of words, i don't recall, but it was captivating and instead of being annoyed that he intervened on what I thought would give me answers, I stood listening and watching and smiling.
Their interaction was more telling than any amateur questions I could think to ask...
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Deena's Art Scene - Kandinsky at the Guggenheim
NovMon 2009 Filed in: Write-ups
I enjoy good energy. Whether it be within living beings, landscapes of nature, or man-made objects, there is energy in all. And it is all relative... If i feel uneasy energy in a place, I leave, if i feel captivating energy in a person, I spend as much time with they as I like. Life is what we make it, and we have the ability to wake up, brush our teeth, throw on a fo-furry vest and be on our way, we go. For most of us, our legs take us there, and for the fortunate ones, out hearts take us there. If unfortunately, out legs are not working or do not exists, as long as we are breathing, our heart is pumping and in that, nothing can inhibit our movement if we have will. On wednesday afternoon, my heart, my legs, and my will brought me to the Guggenheim. I enjoy the energy that Frank Lloyd Write architected in those walls... READ MORE...
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