FREE PUSSY RIOT! Go ahead, say it. As a matter of fact, scream it. Just let that shit roll off your tongue. Do it because it’s fun and funny; because it’s vulgar and edgy, because it’s off-putting and it’s awesome. … Read More … Read More
Author Archives: Bob Hill
Derek Cianfrance on Ideas vs. Execution (2013)
“Ideas are very frustrating because they don’t exist, y’know. It’s like in comic books, when you see the thought bubbles around people, it’s in smoke that evaporates. Ideas evaporate. So the [area] where I feel very blessed is that I’ve … Read More
Galleria: The Sweet Life @ First Street Gallery
Gluttony is a sin, and a deadly one, at that. It’s never been on more embarrassing display than in the upper echelon of 21st Century America. While this collection of oil on canvas paintings is billed as a semi-autobiographical homage … Read More
On The Waterfront
Click through for full-size gallery. … Read More
Mario Puzo on ‘Retrospective Falsification’ (1972)
“The young are impatient about change because they cannot grasp the power of time itself; not only as the enemy of flesh, the very germ of death, but as a benign cancer. As the young cannot grasp really that love … Read More
Happy Memorial Day Weekend
Here’s some summer reading.
Galleria: A Different Kind of Order: The International Center of Photography’s Triennial Exhibition
Consider this ICP’s State of The Union Address – a triannual installation (or collection of installations) that explores the ongoing evolution of photography. Curators have assembled an extremely progressive line-up this time around, incorporating audio, video, 3-D, digital, photorealism, lightbox, … Read More
Pete Townshend on ‘Positive Assistance Vibration’ (1968)
“The breed of people that I like the most – ignoring the people I don’t like the most – people I like the most around me, in music, are the ones from whom I get what I would call – … Read More