inconsolable memory

Saturday, October 21, 2006

Candle Building-11 Spring Street

The Wooster Collective has a nice little story up about 11 Spring Street, a building in Manhattan.

I remember this building well. Or rather, I have a lot of half memories, half dreams about it and I'm not sure which are true and which are false. Did I stand and gaze at the candles in the window and speculate wildly? Did I once talk to someone going inside? Did I go inside? I'm not sure. One thing for certain, the mystery is about to end. File under inconsolable.

Saturday, September 09, 2006

Timothy Marvell Hull-The Struggle of the Magicians

Timothy Marvell Hull's show, The Struggle of the Magicians, opens September 16 at Klaus Von Nichssagend Gallery.

Hope Gangloff

Hope Gangloff has a show opening this month at the Susan Inglett Gallery in New York City. I first encountered her drawings in pen in association with Sweet Action, porn for girls, and loved the use of simple black, blue and red pen. (Reminded me of those 4-colour Bic pens from high school.)

The bleary-eyed hipsters who populate Gangloff's drawings are inconsolable, possibly a bit incorrigable, but in all the right ways. (And not to worry, they have forgotten theirs in a whirlwind of late nights and romantic distractions.)