A bunch of great Percy Grainger shots up on Collected Photographs.
*above-Towelling clothes outfit c. 1934, Percy Aldridge Grainger and Ella Viola Grainger
Grainger Museum Collection, University of Melbourne~thanks Yanni for raising these!
4/29/12
Percy Grainger
A bunch of great Percy Grainger shots up on Collected Photographs.
*above-Towelling clothes outfit c. 1934, Percy Aldridge Grainger and Ella Viola Grainger
Grainger Museum Collection, University of Melbourne~thanks Yanni for raising these!
4/27/12
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4/10/12
Choices
Awesome mini's in the John Chamberlain show at the Guggenheim, made from scrap tin and old Tonka's- so much more air and space in these little guys compared to the jumbo's.
*Playskool block plinth in third shot :-!
**had me thinking of these again.
4/7/12
Dinker
Faith in L brackets, digging this D.I.Y dinking rig~lower east side N.Y.
*the do a bit posse : term/tag was (to the best of my knowledge) coined by David Franzke and popularized by David Jolly in the colonies circa 1997.
Forrest Bess+Antique Roadshow
Watch Appraisal: Forrest Bess Oil Painting, ca. 1950 on PBS. See more from Antiques Roadshow.
3/29/12
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3/23/12
[O"]
Get Out Of My Dreams/Get Into My Car.
~my greatest/latest hits from Unchanging Window.
*that red car has strayed WAY to far from Los Angeles.
3/20/12
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I found this note on the back of a sketch book this week, circa 1988...our uncle would travel to the states on business trips and on our request-reluctantly-pick up what were then expensive items in the colonies. He was calling our Mom because he was about to go to Rip City Skates and I wrote this down so she could put my order in.
3/18/12
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Grabner: Perhaps that is why I have been spending a lot of time thinking about the necessity for creating a studio scenario built on situational boredom. I am finding confidence in David Foster Wallace’s belief in boredom as a necessary human condition. Of course I am not talking about the crippling, existential kind, but boredom that recontours our relationship to time and social networking, a condition absent of distraction, or as Dave Hickey puts it, absent of static. I am interested in how ideas emerge, grow, and sustain themselves within this condition. Positive boredom is contentment. I am positively content in the studio but endlessly unnerved and anxious in my other work.
~Taken from Barry Schwabsky's awesome interview with Michelle Grabner in The Brooklyn Rail.
~you need to read it.
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