Monday, May 12, 2008
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Spring Snow
Not just a great novel my Mishima!
This spring has been bountious with snow
This half-eaten snow frosted doughnut
(of unknown material)
was outside of Bedrock the other afternoon.
"Photography is inherently fragmentary . . ." writes Robert Adams on the last page of a recent book.
At first I thought this was profound. Upon continued reflection it seems platitudinous.
Isn't all art inherently fragmentary? Consciousness is inherently fragmentary.
Baseball is inherently fragmentary. Pitch by pitch.
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Photography is inherently unifying.
This spring has been bountious with snow
This half-eaten snow frosted doughnut
(of unknown material)
was outside of Bedrock the other afternoon.
"Photography is inherently fragmentary . . ." writes Robert Adams on the last page of a recent book.
At first I thought this was profound. Upon continued reflection it seems platitudinous.
Isn't all art inherently fragmentary? Consciousness is inherently fragmentary.
Baseball is inherently fragmentary. Pitch by pitch.
*
Photography is inherently unifying.
Sunday, April 20, 2008
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Sunday, April 06, 2008
Monday, March 31, 2008
Nancy Rumbel & Eric Tingstad
Presented a Tilt-a-Whirl
performance at the Methodist Church
here in Helena
last Saturday night.
Beautiful sounds abounded
as the soothing tones
cut through the air like razor-sharp scythes.
They did a tasteful arrangement of
"What A Wonderful World."
I'm looking forward to comparing it to the cover
version forthcoming on the new Ministry album.

