I asked the little guy on the right to name his favorite thing about his nanny.
He said: “Batman.”
I said, “I know you like Batman. But what’s your favorite thing about your nanny?”
He said: “Batman.”
(Source: humansofnewyork)
I call this, Unedited Night Time Series with Becky Yazdan, Brian Cypher and Valerie Brennan
Day 3:
P-town is a wild place. I met tons of street performers, locals, and travelers.
I found out all the tricks and trades of playing out here.
One guy I met is Will. A young dude living in P-town on his own. He found a 1950’s electric Wurlitzer in an abandoned School and he brings it out to play on the streets. He pays his rent that way. He has only been playing for 3 years.
There’s so much more I wish I could tell you. A lot of deep stuff he told me but I won’t get into it. He’s a good guy.
Saw this guy playing in union square a while ago, but only just realized what he’s up to. I wish I was that brave! Darn me and my need for security.
Julie Torres. Another step in the evolution of my taste. So rich and wonderful.
(Source: julietorres.weebly.com)
Lovin on Mark Ferguson. Hazy, dream-like, foreign, strange, bold, strong, dominant, masculine, quiet, stoic. I imagine if they could make a noise, they would be humming.
(Source: joseebienvenugallery.com)
I believe that abstract art asks us to slow down perception and become contemplative and openly curious in a world that increasingly asks the opposite.
—Matthew Neil Gehring
(Source: matthewgehring.blogspot.com)
Sara Jones
Uninhabited, dilapidated, empty, abandoned, fallen, eery.
Unravelling ruins.
Phase One shall continue (indefinitely). But I think it is time to start adding words, yes?
Phase Two: Incomplete Sentences
Jose Luis Falconi, Straight Line
An oldie but a goodie. Edward Hopper’s Nighthawks.
