I met Vanessa Jackman at Sydney fashion week where she was camped out all week snapping the scene of editors, models and gawkers.
Today she posted some lovely photos of me here along with an intro to Von Kottwitz Jewelry. Thanks for your support Vanessa and see you in Berlin in a few weeks!
Dan Flavin at the DIA Beacon a couple weeks ago.
I’m still going to make one for my eventual loft/barn/whatever.
My favorite Richard Serra’s at the DIA Beacon.
This might be it….
The dream is back on. If I can’t have a condo, at least I want a motorcycle.
1965 HONDA S90 SUPER CUB SUPER 90
I’d only have to go to Philadelphia to get it….
I did my senior thesis installation art piece on Southern California, including an abstract replica of the L.A. river, water and all.
My fascination with this place never ebbs.
Los Angeles River #3
Somewhere Trailer HD - Sofia Coppola
I knew Dorff still had it.
Absolutely everything in this video is so up my alley it’s a bit scary.
I love HEALTH. I was glad to hear them as the soundtrack to a number of fashion shows in Sydney last month. It’s catching on.
HEALTH, USA Boys
You can keep Alejandro, I’ll have this instead. Or its flipside.
Zéro de Conduite by Jean Vigo (1933) Part 4 of 5 (via VieuxFilms)
One of my favorite films, with one of my favorite scenes ever, starting at about the 5:30 mark. A slow motion, feather tornado of a pillow fight amid a French boarding school revolution.
From Amazon:
“It’s hard to believe that this fantastical tale of a schoolboy rebellion was banned in its native France for 12 years following its initial 1933 release (for supposed anti-French sentiment). Perhaps the French authorities were remembering director Jean Vigo’s father, a famous French anarchist who died in prison, or just concerned that Vigo was revealing too much of his own unhappy youth spent in boarding schools. They needn’t have worried. Zero in Conduct is much more a childhood fantasy than a social critique, focusing on three particularly naughty boys who are constantly being threatened with a “zero in conduct” for their bad behavior. The rebellion in question is no armed revolt but a raucous pillow fight and a few stones thrown from a roof, all to the chant “Down with teachers, down with school.”
