Posts Tagged ‘Elena Brower’
“You are my heroine! And by heroine I mean lady hero. I don’t want to inject you and listen to jazz.” Liz Lemon Hello March new moon. Hello Spring, Aries energy and madness, rabbit magic and March Hares. The march of Time and our timeless, shared inheritance of heroes and heroines circles back again. There […]
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Filed under: LIVES, TRAVEL | 2 Comments
Tags: "Allegories and Experiences, 2054, Alvaro Montagna, Anthony Gonsalves, Armory show 2012, Brucennial 2012, Bugs Bunny, bunny symbolism, Dalai Lama as a rabbit, David la Chappelle rabbit, David Life and Sharon Gannon, Durer rabbit, dust yourself off start all over again, Easter bonnet symbolism, Elena Brower, Frank Kozik, Harvey movie, hero's journey, hero's pose, hero/heroine story, heroine's journey, heroines, heros, Janna Bullock, Jason Young, Jean-Francois Rauzier, Joseph Campbell, Kate Moss and Rabbit, Koons rabbit, Lady Gaga, lady hero, Lilias Yoga and You, Liz Lemon heroine, mad hatters, March Madness, March symbolism, Naomi Campbell and rabbit, Nick Cave, Playboy bunny, Pryor Calloway, rabbit in hat symbolism, rabbit symbolism, Radcliffe Bailey, Ram Dass, Richard Hittleman, Shri Pattabhi Jois, sidekicks and tricksters, sleep creep leap, smorkin labbit, Spring symbols, Terry Richardson, The Bruce High Quality Foundation., The March Hare, The White Project, The White Rabbit, Theaster Gates, Virasana, Vito Schnabel, Waterhouse & Dodd., Yang Jiechang at Tang Contemporary Art
Since everything is none other than exactly as it is one may as well just break out in laughter. Long Chen Pa All is Still. February. Indian Snow Moon. Valentine’s Day. In our igloo cocoons, our lives may seem like snow globes, we swim in bubbles of crystalized emotions, new-earnestly patterned seeds, or emerge into […]
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Filed under: LIVES, LOVERS, STYLE | 3 Comments
Tags: Alain Mikli, Alan Ginsburg, Alexander McQueen, Alice in Wonderland, Ananda, ananda Ashram, Andre 3000, Antonio illustrater, Ashram, Baba Neem Karoli, Band Aid, Bill Graham, Bob Geldof, Boomtown Rats, Bridget Foley, Call me, Cathy Horyn, Christina Kelly, Christy Turlington, Clare Falkenstein, Cosmo Radio, David LaChapelle, Debbie Harry, Debbie Harry NYC, Diana Vreelend, Dorothy in Wizard of Oz, Dorothy's dream, Each one teach one, Eddie Money, Elena Brower, Emerald City, Every person is your teacher, Farrah Fawcett, Gene London, George Munyan, Gere's Mercedes, Gratitude for teachers, I love you, Indian Snow Moon, Isaiah Zagar, jade dressler, Jan Pratt, Janis Joplin, Jefferson Airplane, Jivamukti, Joe Eula, Kirin Mishra, Krishna Das, Leslie Holzman, Live Aid, Long Chen Pa, LOVERS, Madonna's ray of Light, Magic Gardens on South Street, Maharaji, Maitri, Malik Rice, Marilyn Minter, Michelle Obama, Mr. Munyan, Mrs. O, Oscar de la Renta, Peggy Guggenheim, Peggy Guggenheim's Venice Palace, Phil Collins, President Hu Jintao of China, Ram Dass, Ram Dass's "Be Here Now, Richard Gere's mercedes, Robin Givhan, Rolling Stones, Santana, Sharon and David, Suzan Colon, teach me to love, teachers come in many ways, Thank you, Thank you for teaching me to love, Thank you to tough people, The Beauty, The Elder Kings, The Exalted Red Queens, the Eyes Gallery, The Grateful Dead, The Helpful Teacher, The Jester, The King, the lovers, The Mystic, The Peaceful Warrior, The Prince, The Princess, The Queen, The Red Queen, The Slickly-Styled Court Jester, The Suiter, The Trickster, The Warrior, The White Rabbit, The Wizard of Oz, The Wolf, Tina Fey, Tought people are your teacher, Trungpa Rinpoche, Venice Palace Guggenheim, W magazine, Yellow Brick Road, You Taught me, You taught me how to love
Hand to Mouth. Mouth to Hand. Mouth to Universe. Universe to Hand. Hello! While Mars Candy Man was out hunting, Venus Wildcrafting Woman was gathering. Man hungrily lurching out for his needs, high on sugars, waving a spear and a prayer while his woman was wiggling her conjuring fingers aligning with the forces of Natura, […]
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Filed under: THE TOP 8, TRENDS, WOMEN, WORDS | 1 Comment
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“Wan.” says a bored Blake Gopnik. “Fun.” enthuses Kelly Crow. “Budget.” proclaims Holland Cotter. “Looks more like us than we care to admit.” politics David Weiner. “…a giant burst of happiness for the infinite creativity of America.” gushes Jerry Saltz. “Shopping in the “Ambienelle.” intones a fashionable Todd Eberle. “When will there be a Shaquille O’iennial?” quips a commenter on a […]
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Filed under: ART, NEW YORK Art | 5 Comments
Tags: 2010 art highlights, 2010 new art, 2010 Whitney Biennial, Armory, art in NYC, best new art in 2010, Biennial, Biennial reviews, Blake Gopnik, Bruce High Quality Foundation, Central Park Coyote, Charles Ray, contemporary art, coyote, coyote symbolism, David Weiner, Dr. Douglas Brooks, Edgar Cleijne and Ellen Gallagher, Elena Brower, highlights of nyc art 2010, Holland Cotter, INABA and C-Lab, jade dressler, Jeffrey Inaba, Jerry Saltz, Jesse Aron Green, Joseph Beuys, Kate Gilmore, Kelly Crow, man meets coyote, new art in NYC, New York art, Nina Berman, NY contemporary art, Raashad Newsome, Roland Flexner, Sandwiched, shaman, Spring art in NYC, The Whitney Biennial, The Whitney Museum, Theaster Gates, Todd Eberle, Virginia Heffernan, We Like America and America Likes Us, Whitney Biennial
