DO YOU LIVE IN VERMONT? ...me neither.

BUT if you DO!

A piece of mine got into the Uncommon Portraits Exhibition at the Vermont Photography Workplace.
Here's the deets:

The Vermont Photography Workplace 3 Park Stret Middlebury, VT
Exhibition dates: March 9th through April 3rd.
Artists' Reception: Saturday, MARCH 20th, 2-4 pm.

As I'm sure most of you do not in fact live in Middlebury, Vermont, here's a link to the exhibit and the exhibitors.

Team Analog strikes again...

I'm in a show which opens this Friday at the Launch Pad Gallery in Portland, OR.

Here's the cool thing: it's called "Light Sensitive Material", and that is everything and all that is featured in the show. Totally analog. Yee-haw. RIDE THAT CHROMOGENIC WHIP!

Here's a selected image I like by Robin Bogert:




OPENING FIRST FRIDAY DECEMBER 4, 2009
Launch Pad Gallery at the Egg
534 SE Oak St
6pm-12am
Free, all-ages and open to all

Featuring DJ's Cookiepuss and Shermstixx

click here for the Facebook event page

Sounda like a hip good ol' time. Bring your sx-70, no one wants to see your cell phone camera at this party, yo'.

See you there!

things that are almost definitely cooler than what you think you are doing tonight

There are four very awesome photo/ film shows at CCA Oakland tonight...

Sarah McMenimen (Isabelle Percy West Gallery):









Nyk Crovetto (Center Gallery):









Caitlin Denny (South Gallery):
















Sally Sample (North Gallery):















Seriously, I'm very excited for all these. Its going to be a good time.

everything starts at 5:30 and ends at 7:30-
the Oakland Campus is at 5212 Broadway.

ALL YOU CAN EAT BRIE!

See you out there.

Farewell Barbarosa!!

Ladies and gentlemen, the writers strike has finally come to an end.

We can go back to business as usual... new episodes of Heroes and Lost, late night hosts can have their monologues back so Leno can continue to make Clinton jokes, the Oscars can happen and so on....

With the gain of progress and success within the WGA, comes great loss. The real tragedy here will be the destruction of the most sublime work of nature this world has known in recent years...
...Conan's beautiful strike-beard.
I will miss that ginger shrub...

Seriously though. I know a lot of people think its lame and lost all its values and glamor, but I love the Oscars. And I think the red carpet is entertaining on so many levels... and I mean come on. Joan Rivers is monumental. She was born in 1933. How many other people do you know that can rock the stilettos, interview like 12 celebrities in an hour *and* say they were alive during the depression?? Not to mention she's like, 40% plastic. Kind of like Robin Williams in Bicentennial Man! She will live to see the end of us all! What a rock.

ALSO! Before I forget.
The CCA Osaka Print-Exchange show reception is tomorrow from 5:30 to 7:30. Basically its a big collection of selected artwork from a bunch of work submitted by CCA students- and from what I've seen it looks *really* spectacular. Check it out if you're in the area! (free food!!! wine?)
["Pacific Overtures", Oliver Arts Center, CCA Oakland Campus]