Navigator - "My Place"

March 30, 2010

Let's watch it again! Check out all 178 vintage-inspired matchboxes designed for the video on Jergot + Gotroch's flickr.

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Drawing 24

March 25, 2010

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Manifest Equality

March 24, 2010

I often think how cool it would be if every vacant retail spot in the city was turned into a temporary art space instead of another Halloween Headquarter. So some awesome Los Angeles-based fairy must've heard my wish, gathered hundreds of artists and created Manifest Equality.


Taking place at what used to be a Big Lots space right around the corner from where we used to live, Manifest Equality displayed the works of visual artists with the theme of "full and equal rights for all Americans with no exceptions."


It was great to see a familiar space, otherwise filled with discounted knick knacks, now occupied with 400+ artwork by a roster of familiar names. It was even greater to see the amount of work produced based around a simple theme. I'm curious to learn how many visitors accepted the message. During the days it was open, the show brought out a ton of visitors but apparently we picked a cloudy day and a quiet hour to check it out.

Oh we took pics of some of our favorites!

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Drawing 23

March 18, 2010

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Sita Sings the Blues

March 16, 2010

I'm feeling nostalgic about being in New York around this time last year. It was there, in a hotel room deep in Chinatown, that I first watched Sita Sings the Blues. It was our last night in New York and packing took a lot longer since my eyes were mostly glued to the TV. Sita Sings the Blues is a modern, musical interpretation of the Indian epic, Ramayana, set to the 1920's jazz music of Annette Hanshaw.



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