I’m at WNYC today, y’all, where you can find all the latest New Yorky listings. (Photo by megapiksel.)
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As usual, y’all kind me over at Gallerina, where I seem to be spending a lot of time these days.
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Hey Y’all: It’s the beginning of the arts season stampede, so get ready for the clack of expensive high heels on Chelsea pavement. In the meantime, find all the relevant NYC happenings over at WNYC.
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You can find this weekend’s Datebook right here. Plus: my scintillating report on yesterdays Ask-A-Curator Twitter-thon.
(Photo by Mr. T in D.C.)
Over at Gallerina today. Find me there.
On an unrelated note: In case you’re into readin’ and travel and Africa, my pal Dan Morrison is having a bookish get-together at Idlewild Books in NYC on Friday evening at 7pm for his new book The Black Nile — which was just named a “hot read” by the Daily Beast. Smokin’!
As is customary on Thursdays, I’ve got my New York City Datebook up at WNYC. Check it out!
Plus, the Incredibly Brief #workoFart Recap: This episode was all about nature — bleak, dreary Munch-style nature. Jaclyn had a cold, Peregrine shot evil death rays of hate at Jaclyn (who was trying to cheat) and Abdi spent the show operating in an impossible vortex of positivity. Miles, in the meantime, generated his most art school project yet. (Seriously dude, lay off the process.) Nicole and Jaclyn are out, which means materiality and titties will not feature prominently in the grand finale. El Saltzino, in his most impassioned recap yet, describes the nature setting the artists have to use as right out of the Sopranos kill-Adriana episode (so true). He also talks about poodles.
On a sort of related note, the award for best quote out of the entire season goes to Saltz, in Episode 2, who describes a piece as having, “self-referentiality up the wing wong.” Somebody needs to put that on a T-shirt.
Until the finale next week…
Get the full story (along with an awesome video by Jenn Hsu) over at WNYC.
Hey Y’all: It’s Thursday and you can find my New York Datebook over at WNYC.
In the meantime, this week’s Incredibly Brief #workoFart Recap: There was titties, there was talk about masturbation, there was titties, and actual masturbation, more titties and masturbatory talk about masturbation. It was just like the real art world!!! Anyhow, the quick lowdown on “plot” development: China is most definitely a fembot, Miles emerged as a seriously backstabby manipulator and the artists, paired up in teams to explore universal dichotomies, produced some of the weakest art of the season. The big news: Mark is out (over Peregrine’s idea). And behind-the-scenes, El Saltzino almost stole the show with his package.
Until next week…
Image courtesy of Rosino.
You can find my NYC picks here. I’ll be the one in the yellow pants.
Plus, the incredibly brief #workoFart recap: Jesus lady Jamie is out. Jaclyn won the challenge (without showing her titties). The producers are obsessed with Miles’ OCD, something I like to refer to as Hollywood’s Forrest Gump complex (America loves a white guy with a condition). China Chow stills sucks. And Jerry Saltz says he feels either inspired or bamboozled by the show. He’s not sure which. Until next week…
My life in oil. And other environmentally destructive activities.
Read the essay (and see many more photos) here.