Bibi Andersson: cool Swedish broad.
What I Watched: Persona
Siesta by Pierre Bonnard
I revisited the Gertrude Stein exhibit at The Met this weekend with some great company. I know I’ve plugged it before, but if you haven’t checked it out yet you really should go out of your way and see it. The Steins were fascinating people and had impeccable taste in art.
Music for your Morning: NPR Music is streaming Beach House’s Bloom in its entirety. Enjoy!
Guess what I’m listening to all day?
Upper West Side, you win.
This just in: I suck at skee-ball.
What I Watched: Videodrome
No complaints.
Greenpoint it’s been too long.
Paul Schrader and Bret Easton Ellis are making a low budget feature film together (awesome) that they’re using Kickstarter to fund (really awesome) and they used a photo by Lauren Farmer for the poster (WHAT?)
Bus stop on 23rd Street last night.
Cinco De Mayo came early at My Damn Channel.
I don’t really go to that many shows anymore. Jonathan Richman is one of the few holdouts I’ve wanted to see for a long time though so when I saw he’s playing a show at the Bowery Ballroom I jumped and got tickets.
Can’t wait to dance the night away.
(Source: Spotify)
I’m really excited about the Richard Avedon show that opens tonight at the Gagosian gallery on 21st. I was also excited when I tried to go last night only to find the doors locked.
It’s nice when art whose prices set world records also happens to be really good.
