Showing posts with label the arts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the arts. Show all posts

12/20/11

"Cardinal Sin," indeed


From the Daily Dish:

"Cardinal Sin" by Banksy - a reflection on the refusal of the hierarchy of the Catholic church to take full personal responsibility for the rape, abuse and torture of countless innocent children

7/8/11

New work by Jason Tucker, founder of Boys Be Good


Jason Tucker, an art student in DC, is an up and coming talent. Check out his work on July 22nd,6-9PM at Morton Fine Art, Washington D.C., at 1781 Florida Ave NW or view his flickr page here.

7/19/10

Jeff and I loved this production of "Our Town," starring Helen Hunt in its "stage-manager" role

During our recent visit to NYC, we saw this smart, Barrow Street Theatre production of Thorton Wilder's "Our Town," with the ever-talented Helen Hunt. Here is the NYTimes profile of Ms. Hunt in this role. Check it out if you are visiting NYC in the near future.

7/18/10

6/19/10

Capturing the ennui of suburban Marin county

This is a photograph by my talented teenage mentoree, Jason. He will be a sophomore at Corcoran College of Art + Design, this fall in Washington, D.C. I love him to death!

3/7/10

Hooray for integrity: Hurt Locker, Precious and The Blind Side were recognized tonight

It feels good to watch the Academy Awards and see such non-commercial, high-quality independent films do so well. All three movies take courage to watch as well as to make. Facing the difficulties of life -- the hardship of war, child abuse, and children without families -- has a beauty all its own. Tonight, I was inspired by the quality of the winning movies and the winning artists. It was a good night.

P.S. Two other nominated films, An Education and A Single Man, were excellent too.