What do you do when you live in Denver, Colorado and you can’t think of a thing to photograph? My creativity has always run in cycles: explosive bursts of vision, cooler periods of crafting, […]
In a society that can’t think (or count), one case proves the point. That it’s actually just one bad actor and the other 99.99% are hard-working, regular folks like us is of […]
We were dangerous and exciting! But now no one’s there who wants to be dangerous. Prodigy singer Keith Flint is dead from suicide at age 49. I can’t begin to properly eulogize […]
What inspires you? People? Art? Writing? Crafts? Pretzel bread pudding?? The staff discusses… ::UPDATED:: Lex A friend on Instagram asked this a while ago and it got me thinking. I also feel […]
Claude Monet was born with the gift of seeing things new and without any necessary devotion to denotation. Yet in later life, he saw almost nothing. What filtered through the cataracts – […]
When the goal is to connect with an audience, it would be nice if your own creative impulses weren’t working against you, wouldn’t it? ’Course, they don’t all want singin’ or dancin’ […]
How can a thing be both path and obstacle at once? The poet Sōgi said to Master Ikkyū, “I am vexed by the koan of the tree falling in the forest. It […]
Some love the neo-Zep sound and others hate it, but both sides are missing the point. Greta Van Fleet, a young Michigan-based rock band featuring three brothers with a friend on drums, […]
We need a new kind of hero today, one in keeping with the spirit of the times, a hero with today’s very best virtues. The greatest virtues. Heroic virtues like you’ve never […]
In this installment, a traditional(?) Bedouin, Druze, and Aramean sampler And have I mentioned dance? When possible, I try to find videos that include dance because that adds even more to appreciate.
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