giant uterus cake

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Artistic Fusion and Optimism at Cameo Gallery

Here's a blip from my latest article for The Greenpoint Gazette. You can read it in full here.

If New York’s art scene has been suffering amid recent economic gloom, it wasn’t evident on Thursday night at Cameo Gallery. The art space at 93 North 6th Street hosted a multi-faceted opening for their debut group show, with live music and bold art pieces that complement each other thoroughly.

Located in the rear space of The Lovin’ Cup Café, Cameo Gallery “seeks to articulate the intersection of art, music, food and company by bringing together a multitude of people and genres into one space.” The “white cube” storefront feel of most galleries is absent at Cameo, and has been replaced by black walls and the vibe of an intimate and hidden venue.

The layout compliments the artwork on display for the group exhibit, many of which incorporate bright colors and abstract shapes, or blazing black-and-white imagery.

Painter Carrie Elston’s neon sensibilities are palpable against the black walls of the space. The gallery asserts her craft as “pieces creating a three-dimensional psychological world that sits brashly on top of the smooth surface.” Elston said, adding that “the black walls are perfect for vibrant colors.”

December Playlist for FREEwillyb

You can read the full inventory of the mix right over here at my better half. Honestly though, are we human or are we dancer? WHY ARE THE KILLERS SO CATCHY!!!??!!?! I feel victimized.

Radiohead = Still Weirdos

Here's a video for "Weird Fishes." This band is still as freaky as ever.


Radiohead Weird Fishes by Tobias Stretch from Tobias Stretch on Vimeo.

Be Like Lil' Wayne

SO MUCH FUN!!! hahahah SO SHEER!

read more on my freewilliamsburg.com post!

Ummmmm

American Buffalo on Broadway --->

AGHHHHHH!

Wistful Memories of Amish in the City

Maybe the rest of you are totally over it, but I still have yearnings for "Amish in the City" - a.k.a. the best show that was ever broadcasted in this fine nation. Those were certainly different times, when "Amish in the City" flourished on national television - The Lord of The Rings was STILL a big effin' deal for some reason, I lived on Mulberry Street, John Kerry was running for President, and the Arcade Fire/Pixies were the only bands I ever wanted to listen to.

I found a website that gives cast updates, but I'm still not satisfied. I demand that a new season commence soon.