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This was a Nike sponsored event. I wonder how the flow chart would look like. It would probably be a bunch of arrows (the arrows represent $) from all around the world going towards Oregon. Then, there would be $ arrows pointing from Oregon towards different marketing companies in major cities around the world. Finally, there would be a small arrow going from one of these local marketing reps towards the jrnl gallery/magazine. Ahhh… sweet smell of business (smells like The Man). Loves it.
Continue reading ‘Photos from “Being True, A Photography Exhibition Celebrating 22 years of American Youth” @ the jrnl gallery’

Wow, what an amazing video. Read the very interesting review of the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival by Adriel Luis -some very interesting finds. By the way, for all 3 or maybe 5 readers of my blog, the weather is getting better, so expect some exciting things. Oh, by the way, 100,000 hits, thank you all for reading and thank you all for searching for the Kim Kardashian video.

TAMY BEN-TOR
March 27-May 3, 2008

ZACH FEUER GALLERY
530 W. 24th Street, New York, NY 10011

Gallery Hours: Tuesday-Saturday, 10-6
Opening reception: March 27, 6-8 pm

www.zachfeuer.com

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Being True, A Photography Exhibition Celebrating 22 years of American Youth @ the jrnl gallery

Tim Barber, Angela Boatwright, Kenneth Cappello, Poppy de Villeneuve, Cheryl Dunn, Naomi Harris, Alex Horner, Drew Jarrett, Alain Levitt, Jeaneen Lund, Ari Marcopoulos, Dan Murphy, Jason Nocito, Patrick Odell, Mike Piscitelli, David Ransom,Terry Richardson, Jamel Shabazz, Shadi, Jamel Shabazz, Brent Stewart, Ed Templeton, Tobin Yelland.

Curated by Emma Reeves and Aaron Rose.

Opening Reception at the journal Gallery on Thursday, March 27th 2008, 7-10PM

the journal Gallery
168 North 1st Street
Brooklyn, NY 11211

Here’s a few of the entries from my Going.com blog. I like to blog everywhere. Web 2.0 is just a large toilet for me to piss in. Speaking of which, my first entry:

Friday, March 21, 2008

I’m not saying that I do this every time but what I’ll try to do is mix it up. When I’m alone I mean, in a public bathroom and there are urinals. I’ll start peeing and if the gasket is full, it usually takes a while to finish, so I’ll slowly step back, maybe a foot, two feet. If I’m sure nobody will come in, I’ll try to pee from the other end of the bathroom. Yeah, sure, sometimes it makes a mess but that’s just life. Life is just a messy stream of piss from one end of the bathroom to the urinal (and sometimes the sink, not always).

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What I like about this video is how a guy comes and kicks it. That’s what I want to do if I ever get a robot. I want to kick its ass.

Oh, and the other thing, as I was watching this video, I was imagining it with a little caravan on top of it, like a walking car, going up mountains. I guess that’s just my natural dominant human instinct. It’s like hundreds of years ago, when people first saw a horse and was like, “holy shit, how can I just RIDE that thing!?!? That animal is fucking crazy, how can I fucking sit on it while it’s walking!?” (maybe not in those words… or maybe in those EXACT words…[dum dum dum]).

BARNABY WHITFIELD
“Little Deaths, All The Same”
March 20 - April 19, 2008
Opening reception: Thursday, March 20th, 7-9pm
and
“Warm, Red, Salt And Wet” curated by Barnaby Whitfield
Artists: Zea Barker, Amelia Biewald, George Boorujy, Jennifer Coates, Amir H. Fallah, Debra Hampton, Erik Lindman, Michael Pope, Christian Sampson, Allison Schulnik, Jason Weatherspoon
Address: 143 Ludlow St. New York, NY 10002

Continue reading ‘31 Grand Gallery - Barnaby Whitfield, “Little Deaths, All the Same” & “Warm, Red, Salt And Wet” March 20 - April 19, 2008′