Showing posts with label October 2009. Show all posts
Showing posts with label October 2009. Show all posts

Monday, October 26, 2009

Gangstershitmod


              ...she was a bad influence


Cat Fight



Bad Influence



Good Head

Saturday, October 24, 2009

Randy James & Famous

I told Randy he has good posture.  He thought that was strange.  People tell him different.  Either I'm a bad judge of posture or Randy has good posture.  I think it's the latter.

Randy is a poet from Los Angeles, with good posture and on occasion can be found near Prince Street, standing in partial sunlight.









Randy James:  Poet.  Denim:  Naked & Famous 











Monday, October 19, 2009

Analogue Lunch



Horizontal in Brooklyn














Saturday, October 17, 2009

Endgame

Kehinde Wiley's Closing Party for Black Light,
Deitch Projects, September 26th:

Ok.  I realize I'm late in posting this one...let's say... for reasons having to do with a counterintuitive, insular time construct, primarily non-linear in nature.  Look, I never said it had to be October.

Here is a consoling thought to keep in mind when running late:  beginnings and endings are one and the same, with exceptions being the gallery world and chess perhaps.

If there's no beginning, then there's no end, in which case, you've never been late for anything, nor will you ever be again.  Or you can always hop a cab; this is New York City.  



Women.  Legs, The Creator



Elizabeth Lynn Edwards, student, University of Pittsburgh.
Dress: Alice + Olivia




Benu, jazz and soul singer.  Jeans: 192 Doves, Ruben Chapelle



Marisol Mercado Covarrubias, Copper necklace: her own design
from her jewelry line, Temple de Mexico.
www.templedemexico.com


Later at Malcolm's


Kareem D. Anglin, publisher of his blog, Male Style Review
malestylereview.blogspot.com




This is Larry Ossei-Mensah,  photographer, skilled small-talk bypasser,
 thought-provoker and editor of his blog, My Global Hustle.
www.myglobalhustle.com






Thursday, October 15, 2009

"Totin' techs..."

Totin' techs...in the project hallways...
                                           -- Christopher Wallace (1972-1997)

Texting in the corridor of Deitch Projects:
                       
Is it a fashion statement?
                      
If you look good while doing it, then...maybe.
If you wear a fur-lined collar while doing it, you're an installation piece...and also fashionable.
If you walk into a wall while doing it, it'd very likely be more embarrassing than painful and perhaps also an installation piece.







 

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

Pop-up Shop


Pop-up Shop





Broome & West Broadway