Beijing unviels some of its plans for stadiums during its Olympic bid. Several of them are very nice at first glance. Some of them look like retro gas stations, and one looks just like the stadium built for the 1976 games in Montreal, which, by the way, the city is still paying for with taxes on cigarettes.
Lots of moves in progress right now – as me and Michele get settled into our new loft, we are transferring the website over to Aplus.net for hosting. So, if the site is down or screwed up in the next week or so – don’t worry, it will come back up presently.
Oh my gawd… I did some snooping around, and I think this company is for real. Empire North: Scariest s$#@ ever. Email them and let them know that they are EVIL!
Oh my gawd… I did some snooping around, and I think this company is for real. Empire North: Scariest s$#@ ever. Email them and let them know that they are EVIL!
Wow, check this out. A great pictorial in broken english about Elena, a motorcyclist roadtripping through the radioactive zone of Chernobyl.
A friend just clued me in to Jen Pack’s little website – where she showcases her sewn silken artwork. Very nice – check it out ++++
Separate but not equal at all. With heterosexual couples in France choosing civil unions over marriage the media coverage and their reasons for this choice prove that this is not an equal alternative to marriage for homosexuals.xxxxx
Opening this Thursday April 1, 7 – 10 PM Highways Performance Space and Gallery presents: IDENTIFICATION (April 1 – April 25, 2004)
Ten artists react to the concept of labels, branding, pigeonholes, and self-identity: Tony Brown, Carol Es, Mark Steven Greenfield, Elizabeth Hoffman, Midge Lynn, Mary Milelczik, Suzan Woodruff, and photographer Ali Smith, author of “Laws of the Bandit Queens.” With an installation by Michele Jaquis in Gallery 2, and a performance by Steve Irvin at 8:00 PM.
So – its been a bit empy on the posting board over here, but that is because I am busy adjusting to my new job, dealing with my car that wont drive when I want it to, and getting ready for our move to a large loft space in Downtown LA.
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