“The Left Wing talk about giving power to the people. Anybody knows that the people have the power. All we have to do is awaken the power in the people. The people are unaware. It’s like they’re not educated to … Read More
Author Archives: Bob Hill
Moving On: Games People Play
Somewhere along the line, I had developed boardwalk eyes – an unnatural instinct for seeing the wayward angles clearly. I knew how to pinpoint which game operators were skimming money, which ride operators were skimming tickets, and which small business … Read More
Galleria: Time of Change @ Howard Greenberg Gallery
Last month, the Howard Greenberg Gallery debuted “1963” – a group exhibition of black and white photos which chronicled everything from Bob Dylan and The Beatles to the assassination of President Kennedy. As of today, the gallery adds a month-long … Read More
Film Capsule: Much Ado About Nothing
It never works. It never ever ever ever ever works. The End (Joss Whedon’s Much Ado About Nothing opens in limited release this Friday, June 7th.) … Read More
Walt Disney On Disneyland (1955)
“Disneyland is something that will never be finished. Something that I can keep developing, keep plussing and adding to. It’s alive. It will be a live, breathing thing that will need to change. A picture is a thing. Once you … Read More
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
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