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Paul has some art at this:
The Last Supper Film Festival is an indoor-outdoor film, food, music and art festival occuring in Brooklyn, NY during the crux of seasonal change at the end of September. Referencing the celebratory nature of the feast, and the symposium of genres, the festival kindles the creative miasma sparked by NY's peppery fall and inventive community. The last exposure to outdoor interaction before the shearing winter, The Last Supper uncovers the cornucopia of creative genres in our backyard.
Sunday, September 16, 2007
Il Buco
160lb Ossabaw pig.
Joe Martonyi and I had to eat some of this delicious pig. Chuck Close cut the line, but it was ok.
Labels: pork
Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Here is a quick rendering of the Greenwood house we are working on.
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
The PERI-scope project seeks to localize global issues in order to effect change at the global scale. Mediating back and forth between the local and the global, the project acts at the “glocal” level. As the name suggests, the intention is to look beyond politics and man-made boundaries and to focus on the commonalities of the human race that unite us all. Conversely, it embraces the activist motto, “Think globally, and act locally.” The goals are of a purely humanitarian nature, not political or religious. While humanity should celebrate the differences and treasure the richness that our cultures and regions offer, differences are too often exploited for divisive purposes. Working toward a common goal will promote understanding, tolerance, and peace through global unity. Global change can only occur at the local levels one person at a time through personal experiences and interactions; it will connect to individuals by putting information and statistics into perspective with a memorable visual and tactile experience. The PERI-scope project will have both a physical and virtual presence, building networks throughout the world. It aims to use global distribution of exhibitions and information-age technology as tools of enlightenment to address issues such as global warming, AIDS, and starvation. Partnerships will be formed with local, national, and international humanitarian organizations. The online component will include blogs, support information, world view with images, information, statistics, and links to global organizations. Global unity starts with a dialogue, and connectivity is an opportunity for enfranchisement. Connectivity offers us unity and enlightenment, and, therefore, hope. Sunday, September 09, 2007
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Tiffany took this picture in Park Slope the other night.
Thursday, July 19, 2007
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We are participating in AIDS Walk this year. You can donate here.
The money will help The Ubuntu Fund for South Africa.
Sunday, May 06, 2007
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Saturday, December 30, 2006
The Momofuku Perimeter
The people at Eatlitist have developed The Momofuku Perimeter ©. This is the area within which it is scientifically proven that you should probably just go to Momofuku for dinner or lunch. Below is a handy guide to print and keep in your wallet, purse, or whathaveyou.
Labels: pork
Monday, November 27, 2006
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Sunday, October 08, 2006
- artisanal unpasteurized heirloom lamb necks
Monday, September 11, 2006
Accident photo that turned out well.
We were out taking photos of bags for Julie's thing.
Sunday, September 10, 2006
Matt Lief stopped by the apartment with fresh lobsters from Maine and did 'em up green curry style.
The event was also covered by our new friend, The China-Latina Chowhound.
Saturday, August 26, 2006
Alternative Urban Agroscape
Here is a link to my thesis for those of you who wanted to read it. It is huge, so it will take a few minutes to download/open.
Friday, August 25, 2006
Lynda Cole (my mother) made this for a show exploring the color white at The Washington Street Gallery.
Monday, August 07, 2006
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Wednesday, July 19, 2006
For anyone who still lives on the West Coast (pffft), Heather C is having a trunk show thing tomorrow.
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I don't know why colors are all messed up.
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