Saturday, July 19, 2014

Something new....when working on a new piece most times I play with the new medium.  In this piece I am testing out my new light box, while playing I got thinking about animation.  And thinking got me here.






 

Saturday, May 01, 2010

March on Wall St April 30 2010

Earlier in the day about 100 members of the National People's Action occupied a midtown building housing JP Morgan Chase. Later they joined allies and converged on City Hall Park at 4pm for a pre-march Rally.

At the rally we listened to speakers from PSC, AFL-CIO, UFT, NAACP, GOLES, and other community groups.

All calling for good safe jobs, punishment for predatory lenders, and relief for those losing their homes to foreclosures.









The Retail Action Project gets angry when workers are not respected.


George Goehl,National People's Action, post march interview.

Sunday, April 25, 2010

April 23rd Ride

New blog coming soon! Kristin and I will be combining forces and creating a radical history, geography, art page. Will post link here when it is up and running.

Some observations and objects found found our bike ride this weekend.

Picnic tables in Heckscher state park,‎ Great River, NY, awaiting memorial day.

Fallen tree found on River Rd.

Wednesday, April 21, 2010

Falling

Falling objects still isolated.

Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Assemblage of assemblages

Usually I photograph my assemblages in "natural" setting, outside, on the street, in nature preserve, on a mailbox, on a desk, or bureau, etc. They are always in the context of another space. This is my attempt to isolate them from physical space but with each other.


Monday, April 19, 2010

June 25 2009-Trans March Union Square

I really need to catch up on this blog. These pictures are from a Trans March the family participated in, from June 2009. Much delayed but still timely.




A short rally at Union Square, then marched across 14th st.







The Rude Mechanical Orchestra helped make the march radical and festive.


Stopped for another short rally on 14th St..then continued to Sheridan Square