i'm watching the day after trinity, a documentary about oppenheimer and the bomb. observers of the trinity test keep describing the fireball as purple, but i can’t find any pictures that aren’t orange.
daisy's lately taken to staring into this one corner of the ceiling in the bedroom for long periods of time. there's nothing up there, and it's creepy.
(the brooklyn paper photo)
from the brooklyn paper article:
A car thief heisted a minivan and slammed into a Greenpoint woman, taking the 37-year-old's life before crashing into a row of parked cars on Monday on Manhattan Avenue.
Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
—Albert Einstein.
—Albert Einstein.
came out of the train the other day to find a ruckus!
from the new york times article:
Called 5 Pointz, the sprawl of art studios filling a block of Jackson Avenue, alongside the raised tracks of the No. 7 subway line, have been a magnet for tourists, passers-by and fashion shoots, as well as scores of street muralists.
Yet within its colorful walls, there exists another world, one filled with roughly 200 artists who sculpt, paint and fashion their wares in studio spaces rented at below-market rates. Called Crane Street Studios, and named for an abutting street (5 Pointz only refers to the outer walls), they were thrust into a minor spotlight this month after one of their artists, Nicole Gagne, a 37-year-old jeweler, was seriously injured when part of a concrete fire escape she was descending collapsed.
(new york times photo)
they've been reworking the davis street wall lately. (this would be behind the train in the above photo.)
from the new york times article:
Called 5 Pointz, the sprawl of art studios filling a block of Jackson Avenue, alongside the raised tracks of the No. 7 subway line, have been a magnet for tourists, passers-by and fashion shoots, as well as scores of street muralists.
Yet within its colorful walls, there exists another world, one filled with roughly 200 artists who sculpt, paint and fashion their wares in studio spaces rented at below-market rates. Called Crane Street Studios, and named for an abutting street (5 Pointz only refers to the outer walls), they were thrust into a minor spotlight this month after one of their artists, Nicole Gagne, a 37-year-old jeweler, was seriously injured when part of a concrete fire escape she was descending collapsed.
(new york times photo)
they've been reworking the davis street wall lately. (this would be behind the train in the above photo.)
milan: But is heaviness truly deplorable and lightness splendid?
anaïs: I would say I greatly need to have heavy objects put on myself, on my head and feet, something like lead chains and boots. That way I would not leave the earth so easily.
anaïs: I would say I greatly need to have heavy objects put on myself, on my head and feet, something like lead chains and boots. That way I would not leave the earth so easily.
