The last image looks like Sponge Bob's mouth-

TABLE MANNERS

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NEW HAITI

INTAVA FOR RESIDENCY:THE PFISTER

Intava (sp?) is eleven. She lives in San Francisco and paints in the window of her family's storefront--and proudly displays her work, rain or shine, on the sidewalk for passerby's to enjoy. I'm told her younger brother helps; sanding smooth each of her small postcard-size plywood surfaces.


Untitled [Front]

CHOP CHOP

Door handles a problem?
Not for Kung Fu Woman in gold lame.

BAER RIDGWAY EXHIBITIONS

Baer Ridgway is a small art gallery located in the shadow of SFMOMA: downtown San Francisco. They feature progressive art worthy of more than one visit.

San Fran

JIRAYU POETER

-with much help from Jirayu, I made sticky rice with mango. Thanks!!

'09: Best Patch

San Francisco-
...and slap some solar panels on that or a stack of waffles/french toast.

In keeping with the idea of skyscraper.

The figurative work in the photo is a parody of sculptor Auguste Rodin's, Man Walking. This version features a drawn/plywood head fixed upon a sloping three foot steel rod. Egyptian reeds were later added and bunched around the steel rod, not to hide the support, but to breathe some new life into an otherwise static work.The addition of the reeds warrants calling this piece, Man Wading in Grass, or, Man in Bushes. Regardless--it's funny, and playful.

MONTREAL

1967- Habitat

THE AMERICAN SKYSCRAPER

-photo courtesy of Joey Korom.

PERNIL AL HORNO

Picnic cut pork shoulder: slow roasted--infused with garlic cloves, sofrito, oregano marinade, adobo, and sea salts.

Thanks Maria!!!

FALL

ENSEMBLE

FRANCIS PONGE

"...his stuttering text is a bouquet of seven experimental prose note-books (sometimes constructed in verse lines), which treat, with a Wittgensteinian uncloudedness, the problem of trying to describe a bird, a carnation, a mimosa, a riverbank, a pine forest, a Provencal sky, a wasp".
ARTFORUM: December 2008.


I agree that language can be confining: one reason to look forward to reading Ponge's "Mute Objects of Expression". Francis apparently has good taste in sweaters too.

Update-
Ponges' prose reminds me so much of my process in artwork--the mulling over of interchanging words/context.Nice.

SAM WOO'S