Weird to tell my shrink about this post-series tonite (she’s always encouraging me to self-promote, and I’m always struggling to find the courage to write with no aim). Weirder still to then stop in mid-session and ask to snap the pic of the little bamboo/rattan table, replete with requisite tissue box, that sits in front […]
Somehow I happened upon this Orange County blog (hilarious) in a search for female celebrities who’ve bucked the obsessive trend to inject, carve, vacuum, and laser themselves into a two-dimensional ideal of youthful beauty. By this I mean that it now seems that how we look in photos is more important than how we look […]
An edited version of this interview was published in Time Out, New York, April 16, 2012, http://www.timeout.com/newyork/art/interview-e-v-day-and-kembra-pfahler. All images by moi. E.V. Day and Kembra Pfahler, “Giverny” After years of neglect following World War II, Monet’s famous Giverny house and gardens were restored to their former glory in 1980 and reopened to the public. The […]
Here’s my Time Out New York interview with artist Marilyn Minter — meeting her, visiting her studio, and talking about her work restored my faith in painting (no small feat)! Enjoy! From her 1969 series of black-and-white photographs showing her own drug-addled mother lying about the house in negligees and curlers, to her recent Times […]
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One of the things I like best about Facebook is the opportunity it provides for random connections, and how a chance encounter through a thread can reveal shared passions. Case in point: Ann Magnuson, one of my all-time favorite East Village performance legends, and a great actor to boot, started a thread last summer on […]
