Just in, sorta: my book. "I Could Walk Away Now And You Wouldn't Care." is now available at Kris Graves Projects in DUMBO, Brooklyn. They also have some amazing artists they represent, so it's more than worth taking the F train and checking out the space. Here's the info:

Kris Graves Projects
111 Front St. - Gallery 224
Brooklyn, NY 11201

Wednsday - Sunday, 12-6.

Sometimes I just need someone to tell me that everything is going to be ok.

Around 3:45

Main Street Postcards

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/06/arts/design/06evan.html?_r=1&8dpc
Review of the Walker Evans Postcard show at the Met.

Lost Cause

I want my photographs to look as good as this.

Drop City

Photo from the Buckminster Fuller Institute.

Drop City was a communal arts community in Colorado that existed during the 1960's, comprised of geodesic domes. Robert Rauschenberg spent some time there, and on one of the sites I've found about it the author points out that "Jim Morrison slept here". Sitting next to my space heater in my cramped, basement apartment turned-office listening to my co-workers gossip about celebrities, I'm kind of falling in love.

Disfarmer

Christina and I are going to see Dan Hurlin's "Disfarmer" tonight at St. Ann's Warehouse and I'm so. very. excited!