Sally with Skull, 1946 and Still Life with Skull, 1946
My own Still Life with Skull
I took this photo with my new blackberry on the ferry from martha's vineyard to new york. It reminded me of David Armstrong. I love the below photo:
Fifth Avenue, Evening
Its rare for me to be moved by something and somehow this article of whales in last Sunday's New York Time Magazine really got to me.Facrite
fak·rite
n.
1.
a. One that enjoys special favor or regard.
b. One that is trusted, indulged, or preferred above all others, especially by a superior: a facrite of the monarch.
2. A contestant or competitor regarded as most likely to win.
adj.
Liked or preferred above all others; regarded with special favor.
OK, fine, it's just "favorite" misspelled. That's what happens when you have an interior decorator edit her "english-as-a-second-language" partner's writing. This sentence could use some help too.
Virginity and the City (New York Magazine)
Elna Baker is a 27-year-old Mormon living in New York whose stand-up comedy landed her a book deal.
My mother tells this story: When I was 6, I’d just started school and didn’t necessarily enjoy it, so I asked my mom what the word for being done with school was. “Graduate,” she replied. And my follow-up question was, “When do we graduate from church?” I was disappointed to find out the word for graduating from church was “death.” So I was always questioning my faith to a certain extent. Humor helped me cope. I was chubby, and I remember I told this funny story to my classmates, and then they all wanted to be my friend. I had no concept that this was something you could ever make a living off of, it was just this thing that I did. Then I went to Tisch—my parents were terrified—and I had a mentor who took an interest in me and encouraged me to tell my stories at the Moth. I consider myself a writer who happens to be Mormon, though on dates, I tend to introduce that fact as if it were an STD. ‘I should let you know … I’m Mormon. No, I really do want things to move forward here, but I have the Mormon.’ ”
Pre-order her book here: The New York Regional Mormon Singles Halloween Dance
Genius. Is that how a website works? You click on it?
NY Times Review
the mondrian shack, ie: painted house
the floating shack
the "it-could-be-in-france" shack
Of this session, Lisa Jack described it as initially awkward. “Barry” showed up to the shoot with a bomber jacket, flared jeans, a pack of cigarettes and a Panama hat he thought would look “cool.” Initially, he posed self-consciously, but as the shoot progressed, the personality and charisma we would all later bear witness to emerged.
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