A few years back – and by “a few” I mean several – I happened to be at The Museum of Modern Art when I came upon Christina’s World by Andrew Wyeth. At a glance I was almost sure that … Read More
Author Archives: Bob Hill
P.T. Barnum on Perseverance (1880)
“Work at it, if necessary, early and late, in season and out of season, not leaving a stone unturned, and never deferring for a single hour that which can be done just as well now. The old proverb is full … Read More
The Turning of The Nighttime Into Day
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Maharishi Mahesh Yogi on Expansion of The Conscious Mind (1968)
“It is amazing that most of us, even though we have been thinking right from the beginning of our lives, have rarely thought, ‘Where was the thought before we thought it?’ Nobody bothers about the origin of thought. How does thought … Read More
Moving On: Every Road Leads Back To Wildwood
By Bob Hill Ernest Ingenito was a wayward seed, boy; a stinkin’ varmint void of core. Ernest Ingenito, who spent his adolescence spinning in and out of juvie, who was drafted during World War II; who was dishonorably discharged after assaulting … Read More
Georgia O’Keeffe on You (1976)
“You are one of my nicest thoughts.”
Galleria: Voice Tunnel @ The Park Avenue Tunnel
What exactly do you do when New York City gives you nearly a half-mile worth of underground real estate to use as your own personal canvas? Well, if you’re a Mexican-Canadian artist named Rafael Lozano-Hammer, you fill that space with … Read More