Showing posts with label film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Twins and Meat...LA MUSEUMS

Stanley Kubrick "The Shining" Exhibit - LACMA 

   Roy Lichtenstein "Meat" - MOCA

Miacharl Heizer "Actual Size" - LACMA

Stanley Kubrick University of Michigan photos - LACMA
Alberto Giacometti - MOCA

Monday, November 26, 2012

truths

Luis Camnitzer, The Photograph



Saturday, October 27, 2012

CRAVING..............

stacked firewood
worn leather
chopped beets
clean hair
dark wood
lukewarm coffee
hot tea
spiked cider
piled blankets
large prints
filled bookshelves
wool socks
patterned rugs
tall ladders
brown, black, and every shade boots
hovering rain
framed photos
oversized sweaters
natural light
colorful tiles
mason jars
and the smell of something baking...where you're still wondering what it could be

that's all I got for now....more wants posing as needs to come I'm sure of it.


Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Tennessee me in Brooklyn

I moved into my Brooklyn apartment and I can't stop singing this song...
the two don't add up, but it equals something good.

Monday, March 19, 2012

Stop Motion with REAL HUMANS


I saw this years ago and still am loving it.
It's making me think about the upcoming spring equinox and my return home for Ann Arbor Film Festival!

Thursday, August 18, 2011

Miss Jackson....."you git it gurl"

Just  saw Miss Jackson in Detroit tuesday night.....what a lady, a fine talented lady. Cried too much (Michael references) and couldn't dance enough.







Monday, March 28, 2011

Dear Ann Arbor, you're doing some things right!

The 49th Ann Arbor Film Festival ended last night. A little sad because it is truly one of the best weeks of the year in this city. Suffering from a bit of sleep deprivation now, but I think it was well worth it. Met some beautifully minded people, watched some incredible films, and drank just enough Makers Mark while still maintaining my day job.
Can't wait for the 50th!

















www.flickr.com/photos/aafilmfest
















SOME HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK










The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye by Marie Losier
















The South China Mall 
This mall was discussed in Sam Green's Utopia in Four Movements. It is the largest mall in the world....with one little glitch, it's empty. If we just send some Americans over there I'm sure they'll solve that issue.



Wednesday, October 20, 2010

You Get an A+ in Porn

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Sunday, March 28, 2010

Mr. Anger, You've made me so happy.

Tonight was an "Evening with Kenneth Anger" at the Ann Arbor Film Festival and what an evening it was. Good ole' Kenny taught us a thing or two about young men, sailors, Lucky Strikes, motor bikes, and oldies. I've seen his Scorpio Rising before, but to see one film after another (Rabbit's Moon could play on repeat and I'd be satisfied) and then get to listen to Mr. Anger go on about all such topics as Lucifer  and the Jonas Brothers was to say the very least, quite the experience. Kenneth was a like the hyper/homo-sexual, satan-worshipping, endearing uncle that I never had and always wanted.
I also had the opportunity to meet Brian Butler, who has worked with Kenneth for many years and most recently did the projections for the Valentino Fall 2010 show in Paris. Hearing this was the type of moment when you try to keep your eyes in head and wipe the drool from the floor...I mildly succeeded at this - but Paris Fashion Week, six projectors, Kenneth Anger, front row, and Valentino - that man is living my dreams.

Film Fest ends tomorrow....tear, until next year.