The art show on Thursday was GREAT. Everything went well. I came home at five from MoMA, set up the cheese and crackers by seven, and watched the wine disappear by nine ( Read more... )

So I was all, "How you doin', Life?"

And Life was all, SMACK SMACK.

Then I fell to the ground yelling, "I THOUGHT YOU WERE THE CEREAL."

But it wasn't Life the Cereal it was totally Life-Life and so I have to concentrate on my artwork and writing and getting a new internship, the sponsor of which I'm going to meet tomorrow ( Read more... )

I BOUGHT A GALLON OF GESSO TODAY AND I'M GOING TO USE THE DAMN THING UP IF IT'S THE LAST THING I DO ( Read more... )

This past weekend I went to the Brooklyn Museum of Art. I saw African art, some manly-sensitive films from Jesper Just, and tons of paintings. It's a really well organized museum. Very close to the botanical garden, too! I'll have to go back (eventually ( Read more... )

On Election Day, I won't be voting, because I mailed my absentee ballot yesterday ( Read more... )

Thursday was a Jewish holiday. I met family (or family of family) in Long Island for a very nice dinner. Family gatherings are nice with little children around, wrestling each other and preferably not crying. There was also a chubby cheeked baby, and man, did I fuss over her. We ate breakfast food to break the fast: bagels, fish, French toast, ( Read more... )

Okay. I need to find time to spend an ENTIRE WEEK at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. In three hours, I barely got through a quarter of the first floor.

The Greek/Roman statues are awesome, though, and the Temple of Dundur is very pretty. The Armory just plain kicked ass.

I'm alive. But working. Busily working.

As intern to the very noble and very fictitious Chadwicks, I'm helping them install their great and wonderful Genretron in the Winkleman Gallery.

I spent the afternoon going to fabric stores looking for burlap and velvet. In my search, I visited Mood Fabrics (the store features on Project Runway) three ( Read more... )

Good weekend.

Friday night, I went to the Whitney with blue_infernian. It was free. We saw the Buckminster Fuller exhibit. I did some sketches of it in my journal. Then we saw some of the permanent collection. Hurrah, Edward Hopper!

After eating dinner, we walked home with a couple friends we met along the way. In front of the post office, the Atlantic ( Read more... )

New York is still big.Also, because I only got four hours of sleep in the past twenty-four hours, I'm too tired to report on everything here. Maybe I'll go to bed soon. I don't need to wake up that early, tomorrow, though, because my second internship interview isn't until 2pm ( Read more... )