PRISM index is moving along swiftly with new stores being added everyday and new fascinations with New York. Strolling through Buschwick late on a Tuesday night, my friend and I walked along a sidewalk past an SUV when it started screeching, honking, and blinking. Our heads shot over to see a couple really pounding sex into each other, thereby setting off the car alarm and for four long beeps and flashes this naked pair was burned into our retinas. To me, it felt like the quintessential Brooklyn experience.
PRISM index is riding high in New York. Cinders Gallery and the wonderful Bluestockings activist/vegan bookstore/coffee shop. More to come, you know the way. Lots of push and pull. Celebrity sightings of Christopher Walken and Don Cheadle.
Spring has sprung into beautiful people and pretty places. Been eating and sleeping on the cheap, shoveling my body off of couches and into dumplings (Vanessa’s and Prosperity on Elderidge). $2 Falafel wraps and art party wine mixers. Still looking for my defining creepy moment in New York, hopefully it will top this, but I doubt it.
PRISM index is back on the road again. Heading out of Athens, OH on the way to the big tasty red apple. Big business is on the horizon and I’m chompin at the bit.
Going to be stopping by Tribecca Film Festival for PRISM index contributor Dustin Thompson’s premiere of the Travelogues, an extended version of the film that appears on PRISM index #1 DVD.
Also, I’ll be attending the new Jean-Pierre Jeunet film Micmacs. The film is being released by the always wonderful Sony Pictures Classics, saving beautiful films from oblivion.
Again, the big show in New York for PRISM index will be on April 30th at the Silent Barn. Acts include: Diane Cluck, Golden Ghost, Prince & Pearl, Gavin McInnes, and TV Carnage.
Michael Deforge is a a drawaholic. His style and range is incredibly diverse and I just can’t pin his work down. All I know is that I’m in love. This is the first animation I’ve ever seen from him and I can’t wait for more.
