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The Puppet Show
Pierre Huyghe as the Puppet MasterOn paper, the Frye doesn’t have much going for it. Saddled with a dreadful permanent of collection of late 19th-Century German art and the benefactor’s requirement...
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NYC: Few photos, plenty of art
Yellow CabI am fortunate to go to New York enough that I have favorites. With a day of work in New Jersey on a Monday, I made a weekend of New York City, though purposely mixed up my stay in an...
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Street Art in Tel Aviv
I like looking at street art: stencils, stickers, and tags. Most of the time, it’s just blight, but it is an additional layer on a city that intrigues me. Most often, truth be told, I like the removal...
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Soccer in Brazil
I’ve a sweet spot for the World Cup. The first summer in Seattle was spent underemployed and with plenty of time to drink with new people watching mid-day matches. Here’s a favorite from my Lost...
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Touring in Japan
We can Hang with Snow Monkeys?Sometime shortly before Christmas, we were feeling lazy and in the mood for Japanese food. It’s a quick bus ride down to the International District and Maneki, Seattle’s...
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My Japanese Souvenir: Paper from Karacho
My only New Year’s Resolution would be that I would write more love letters— and by “love”, I mean Thank You’s, Acknowledgements of Kindness, and Appreciations. To this end, and to jump start some...
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Maps of Japan
Three or four days into our bicycle tour, our most common exclamation was “Hey! That sign is trying to tell us something!” I fund my bicycling adventures by helping companies clearly present...
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Bauwerke: New Paintings by Ed Lisieski
Untitled Painting from Ed's Bauwerke Series FINAL WEEKEND! GO NOW! Ed Lisieski has a fondness for the war box, the ranch home, the simple shapes that defined post-war housing. I have written about Ed...
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Sailor on a Wall
I think this sailor standing along a patch of ivy is quite nice. It’s the only one of these I’ve seen.
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Yosemite Range of Light from Shawn Reeder on Vimeo. It’s been over ten years since I’ve been to Yosemite. It’s time to go back.
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Cycles of Life
I picked this up from Gwadzilla who blogs on cycling in DC. I’d not seen Grant Snider’s work before, but found this cartoon packed with a good humored dose of truism and sweetness. And those colors!...
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Street Art in Buenos Aires
We’re staying in Villa Crespa, several blocks south of the city’s trendiest neighborhood, in blocks made up of workshops, small bodegas, and I imagine, many stylish homes hidden behind run-down single...
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