Self-portraits of aftermath.
I am personally interested in the kind of self-portraits that show evidence of a tortuous story.
©Benjamin!
©Nan Goldin
©Sheng Qi
Saturday, April 28, 2007
Tuesday, April 24, 2007
Sad but Understandable
As I was very much disappointed of not getting a tickets to Joshua Bell’s concert early this month in Carnegie Hall, even more disappointing, I missed his free concert in a subway station.
The Washington Post published an article about an experiment they did: they put Joshua Bell, one of the best violinists in the world, to play in a Washington D.C. subway station. The result, hardly anybody stoped to listen.
It is sad but understandable, I imagine the tourists at the Times Square would ask their five dollars back every time IF Francis Bacon sketches their portraits.
Friday, April 20, 2007
Saturday, April 07, 2007
Thursday, April 05, 2007
The Goddess
I am off to San Diego for a week for some portrait opportunity (and get away from this awful weather in New York). So here I post one of the most beautiful films from China The Goddess for your entertainment.
The Goddess (Chinese: 神女, Shennü), was a Chinese silent film released in 1934 by the United Photoplay Service. It starred the legendary Ruan Lingyu in one of her final roles, and was directed Wu Yonggang.
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