A piece of the Berlin Wall at the UN.
The Mermaids vs. humans fountain on a snowy day.
Princeton, NJ prior to a surprise Princeton vs. Cornell ice hockey game.
Cold but beautiful afternoon in the park on a run.
Christmas windows from Bergdorff Goodman-- actual scenes from 'The Fantastic Mr. Fox' and amazing window art with an Alice in Wonderland theme. I could look at this all year long!
Art museums! Beautiful old stuff at the Cloisters.
A bunch of the old coffins had little pudgy dogs at the feet of the person. It was odd, but delightful.
The MoMA with the Tim Burton Exhibit (with karly and sindri) and Monet's Waterlilies.
e This last Saturday, Sindri and i took a train to Cortland Manor, NY for Obscura Day, which was an international day of exploring the unusual. A few months ago, i reserved tickets to go see the private collection of the "Radio Guy", who turns out to be a very nice advertising creative director, Steve Erenberg (think Don Draper) who happens to have found his passion in collecting unusual things, mostly masks and medical equipment that we aren't quite sure what it does. We weren't quite sure what to think when the cab dropped us off in front of a very normal looking house in the woods, but the Steve's delightful wife Helene invited us in and let us look around. And we were amazed. And really excited that they had opened their house to 20 random strangers for the day. These were a few of my favorites, sorry my iphone camera isn't great.
And, of course i had to go see the Mr. Brainwash presents icon in Chelsea after seeing it on Jendar's blog. I went with Misha one fine day last week (and hit up the highline afterwards).
Thanks eyes.
1 comment:
What fun art and adventures... I saw the Berlin wall last summer (what was left of it) in Berlin. It was amazing to see the first hole in the wall and imagine the wall in its entirety separating the city and Germany from itself.
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