Friday afternoon, before the Trans March arrived.
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Saturday, June 28, 2008
Mary Investigates the Fascinating World of Assemblage
I've said it before, and I'll say it again. It's gonna be a great year for stone fruit. And googly eyes.
OBAMA:
"Obama: 'Cause he's a dirt-lovin'-tree-huggin' hunka-hunka burnin' LOVE"
Marker on what looks like masking tape, on sidewalk
Columbus at Broadway, SF
Dream Date
Walking back to BART after dinner at the Old Port Lobster Shack. Excellent lobster rolls! And pipe this awesome street poetry/installation thing that some dear soul committed to the sidewalk at Columbus & Broadway.
9TH ST PANO
I like how the software really tried to stitch everything together, and the compromises that it made reconciling the chainlink fence with what lay behind it.
Click on the picture to see bigger versions.
JT & his Blown Glass
JT passed aroud the two pieces he made last Saturday at the staff meeting on Tuesday. Way to go, JT!
Monday, June 23, 2008
Steve Nechodom & Che Jacquemin
...and I hope I spelled those right. At Photosynthesis Studio, Berkeley. In addition to blowing glass, Steve plays didgeridoo!
Wednesday, June 04, 2008
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