By andrew | Published:
October 13, 2009
Just an average day for an average man in a shockingly green sweater vest. I’ve been shamelessly browsing through Bing Maps and enjoying the bird’s eye view feature. Perhaps the greatest joy of not making photographs is tracing the places where I used to make photographs. Twisted and torturous, I know. Anyway, the above image [...]
By andrew | Published:
September 8, 2009
To be brutally honest, there hasn’t been much color in my life recently. Visually, my attention has been focused on making black and white images for the past couple of weeks and have just not been “thinking in color”. Philosophically, I find myself being drawn into the idea of “gray” – a middle tone that [...]
By andrew | Published:
August 14, 2009
A great site that is holding my attention hostage this morning. Check it out for a variety of fresh perspectives on one of the most important issues in the contemporary city. Few sites I have come across investigate what makes public spaces successful, desirable, and heavily used in the same way that Project for Public [...]
Posted in Architecture, Photography, Urbanism | Also tagged Architecture, Art, Culture, Everyday life, Montreal, Photography, Public Space, Space, Urbanism |
By andrew | Published:
June 29, 2009
A few days ago I received this amazing map from a fellow artist and friend, Lauren van Wyke. I love this idea of us both being suspended in the air at the same time… stuck in the netherland which is air travel.
Thank you Lauren.
Posted in Art, Drawing, Life | Also tagged Lauren van Wyke, Maps |
By andrew | Published:
June 26, 2009
I’m digging JMTP’s photostream on Flickr. http://www.flickr.com/photos/jmtp/
By andrew | Published:
May 26, 2009
I’m thirsty to travel again after making a pilgrimmage to the great state of Iowa this weekend. Yes. I went to Iowa. However satisfying as a deluxe tostada from Taco Tico may be… I wish that I were in Mexico City at the moment.
Just a couple quick links before the workday really kicks off:
Sinking of [...]