12 October 2012
11 October 2012
Quite True.
While driving from Dorset to Maynooth, we happened upon a tiny used "bookshop" on highway 60 in Algonquin Park. It was more like a little trailer (a treasure island to me, if you will ;), run by a tiny old lady that was also selling some knitted things. Everything was priced $1 or 50 cents, and there were a whole bunch of old children's books with excellent cover art (one of my very weak spots). I bought a whole pile and threw them into the back seat of the car.
Here is one of them:
Here is one of them:
10 October 2012
05 October 2012
"2003" !!!!
Performed in the middle of Augusta Ave in Kensington Market, Toronto. Playing continuously and loudly for 45 minutes, they angering some but delighting most!
01 October 2012
Caged Brats /// cafe80s
I just discovered cafe80s radio station, and it feels just about perfect for right about now.
CAGED BRATS = Tom Cops!
CAGED BRATS = Tom Cops!
28 September 2012
24 September 2012
Owl's Nest, Fredericton
One of the best, most chaotic and interesting used bookstores I've ever visited ---------
owlsnest-bookstore.com
18 September 2012
Cottage Projects.
Getting back into photography and film projects. It feels right.
Actually this is my very first time shooting super 8. I have two cameras that I purchased from suburban thrift stores as a teenager in the 90s and never used them. Then a little while ago I discovered a roll of unused (and most likely very expired, though there is no date to be seen) film. It was time, after all this time!
As for the results, we shall see.
27 August 2012
SKIN: the seduction of surface // Mosom Maskwa - Pawakan (Grandfather Bear - Spirit-Guides) // On a Path to Learning: Early Nova Scotian Women Artists
[More from the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia]
I nearly slipped on the floor near the front desk, my loafers were wet from the rain outside. It was a Thursday evening, free entry. Grey and rainy outside and perfect to be wandering alone inside the gallery on such a night.
At the gift shop I asked the lady if we could unwrap the plastic from a particular book on street art. I admit, I wanted to see inside because the author had a Finnish name. Turned out the book was mediocre, and I didn't purchase it though I felt obliged to.
I love samplers and this one is disintegrating which makes it all the more lovely.
23 August 2012
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I am currently on a little trip in Eastern Canada. On a rainy night last week in Halifax, I visited the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia. One of the ongoing Exhibitions is "Show of Hands" - a collection of Nova Scotian folk art, and look at how great these are:
I find them incredibly strange and endearing:
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