Showing posts with label NYC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NYC. Show all posts
May 01, 2012
Brain Cookies 28
Yesterday I missed posting the "daily" links because it was the Queen's birthday, and to celebrate, I sold things on the street and drank lots of beer. These brain cookies are for sobering recovery.
A documentary on Norman Mailer's run for NYC mayor.
Check out these cool paintings of Sci-Fi spaceships.
Two posts on the Occupy Movement. First is a short piece by Noam Chomsky on the movement, and the second a report from the Gawker on early morning May Day raids of protester homes.
John Peel's record collection.
Photography from Stanley Kubrick.
Labels:
John Peel,
Noam Chomsky,
norman mailer,
NYC,
Occupy Wall Street,
sci-fi,
spaceship paintings,
Stanley Kubrick
April 12, 2012
Brain Cookies 10
We bridge the gap between two musical geniuses, 70's television, and contemporary network realism with today's Brain Cookies:
Here is a nice interview with David Byrne and James Murphy (of LCD Soundsystem fame). I like what James Murphy has to say about NYC turnstiles.
I wish I had been able to see this show, BBC's Ways of Seeing.
A great post about the literary comic book over on HyperAllergic.
Welcome to Smallverse, where all book details are catalogued, and the connections made.
What the hell is network realism?
Here is a nice interview with David Byrne and James Murphy (of LCD Soundsystem fame). I like what James Murphy has to say about NYC turnstiles.
I wish I had been able to see this show, BBC's Ways of Seeing.
A great post about the literary comic book over on HyperAllergic.
Welcome to Smallverse, where all book details are catalogued, and the connections made.
What the hell is network realism?
Labels:
BBC,
David Byrne,
HyperAllergic,
James Murphy,
Kramers Ergot,
LCD Soundsystem,
Network Realism,
NYC,
Ways of Seeing
October 10, 2011
NYC
Bumming around NYC, looking for literary journals, and what did I find?
I found it at the wonderful McNally Jackson on Prince Street in Soho, NYC. Obviously I moved it to the front so everyone would scramble to buy it.
Love,
Daniel
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