20th Century American Photographers in Focus
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Thanks to everybody for all the well-wishes here and elsewhere regarding my photography talk last night at the d.a.i. here in Tübingen. I’m happy to report that all went very well.
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This just in
You heard it here first. As I reported back in October, a body was discovered under a car park in Leicestershire, England that was thought to be that of King Richard III. It seems that one version of what happened … Continue reading
More Colorful Language
I focused on just the color “blue” the other day, but today I have just a few quick expressions to show that both German and English are full of many colorful expressions. Literally.
What a Camera!
Today I’m in the midst of preparing for a talk I’m giving next week on 20th Century American Photographers. The final announcement for it just went up today in the “upcoming events” portion of the website for the Deutsch-Amerikanisches Institut … Continue reading
Hair of a different color
A while back the owner of the hair salon where I get my hair cut encouraged me to color my hair. The encounter was more like an intervention:
Birth of the Blue Monday
The German word for the color “blue” is blau. In my German class today we learned a bunch of expressions that involve the color blue.
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In another place
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The photos today could have been taken anywhere – there’s nothing in them that marks their location. They could have been taken in Tübingen, for example, but in fact
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A Peek at Poética
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Today I want to share a couple of works from a project I’ve been working on. The project is called Poética, a Spanish word for “poetic” or “the art of poetry”. The project name is in Spanish because I’m collaborating … Continue reading
An intriguing way to whet your whistle
So the other day Chris was clicking around the dial, and we happened on a show called Schlager Party.
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Window Views
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Just a couple of quick puddle photos today. There are two variations for each puddle