Sorry art readers about the massive lack of art related posts, and that this isn’t necessarily art related, but I’ve been hammered at work and everywhere else. But Evel Knievel, the greatest symbol America has ever known, a man made of courage and bones and engines and steel pins is dead at 69. [...]
Two days of sandwiches. I’m tempted to make some kind of chart/diagram listing all of the turkey sandwich possibilities.
Above – Enter the Croissant – Yesterday’s Sandwich. It’s not enough that Granny’s Donuts makes the best croissants in Pedro (which isn’t exactly a tough market, croissant-wise) or that the building is slowly transforming [...]
My indulgence continues.
Above – Turkey for breakfast, turkey for dinner – I truly want for little else right now, except maybe for a hot tub to eat my sandwiches in. This sandwich was cold, with no potatoes, but otherwise, much like the last.
Above – No greater pleasure.
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Last night, we ate turkey, we drank mead, I ate until I burst. But Thanksgiving isn’t about giving thanks in reference to the pity feast given to some starving, lost Euros, it’s about the joy of leftovers, about the pleasure of not being able to decide just what kind of sandwich you want [...]
I have a new food addiction. Collar. I’ve long been flirting with collar, but only in the past two weeks has it blown out into a full-fledged obsession. It started with a really excellent Sea Bass at Iccho, my favourite izakaya, in Torrance, and last night, followed by Yellowtail, also at Iccho, and [...]
Tomorrow is ground zero for the unveiling of Salty: Three Tales of Sorrow. It’s been an extremely long and delicate process over the last several weeks, preparing to install Salty, as well as my AGCC shows, and doing all the daily stuff, too, but it’s worth it. I have trouble thinking of an exhibition [...]
I’m cross-posting this from the AGCC blog. I’m going to bed tonight an especially happy little curator, looking very much forward to two shows that I’m obscenely proud of.
We finished hanging Benicia Gantner & Kim Schoenstadt today, and I’m in a deep state of curatorial satisfaction. When you bring together two artists, who [...]
My work is done. All that’s left is for the gallery to do lights, labels and finish hanging the hankies from Cry Me A River, which I think should be done by the time I write this. It’s beautiful, one of the most amazing things I’ve had the privilege to help make happen. As [...]
Again, I’m on the move, but I wanted to make mention here that I have two openings at Angels Gate on Saturday at 2 PM.
Benicia Gantner & Kim Schoenstadt is coming along in an awesome way. Kim’s work (seen above, in progress) is finished and everyone’s talking about it. I’m really glad that [...]
Like yesterday, I gotta run, so I’ll keep this short. I stopped by the gallery last night to take a peek at the progress. Things are really coming together, finishing up. The checkmarks on Edith’s list way outnumber the blank boxes. Everything should be finished tonight, and the show will get lit and labeled [...]