We’re Moving
Apologies for the lack of updates. While posting here has been fun, I’m finding WordPress has its limitations. I’m now posting on CargoCollective, under a site called more songs about buildings (yes, from the Talking Heads song). Basically, I prefer
We’re Moving
Apologies for the lack of updates. While posting here has been fun, I’m finding WordPress has its limitations. I’m now posting on CargoCollective, under a site called more songs about buildings (yes, from the Talking Heads song). Basically, I prefer
The Virgin and the Clorox
Merry Christmas, all! I’ve been wrapped up with school and end of the year things, but I have a bunch of photographs and posts to come up. Until then, I’m posting a few photographs that my father took before he
The Virgin and the Clorox
Merry Christmas, all! I’ve been wrapped up with school and end of the year things, but I have a bunch of photographs and posts to come up. Until then, I’m posting a few photographs that my father took before he
Anne Sexton’s grave
When I was in high school, I read a lot of Anne Sexton. Now it seems like a juvenile, fan-girl kind of appreciation. Growing up in Los Angeles, I appreciated her dreary accounts of New England, the way that she
Anne Sexton’s grave
When I was in high school, I read a lot of Anne Sexton. Now it seems like a juvenile, fan-girl kind of appreciation. Growing up in Los Angeles, I appreciated her dreary accounts of New England, the way that she
South Tucson and the Loss of My Ford Ranger Pick-up Truck
By Dean Paul In April of this year I was on my way from Los Angeles, California to Cliff, New Mexico along the great asphalt strip that is Interstate 10 (also known as the Santa Monica Freeway, The San Bernardino
South Tucson and the Loss of My Ford Ranger Pick-up Truck
By Dean Paul In April of this year I was on my way from Los Angeles, California to Cliff, New Mexico along the great asphalt strip that is Interstate 10 (also known as the Santa Monica Freeway, The San Bernardino
The Space Needle, up close
During the 2 weeks I spent in Seattle a few years ago, I remember being alone much of the time and trying to navigate the bus system. I felt too young (at 19) to be discovering a city all by
The Space Needle, up close
During the 2 weeks I spent in Seattle a few years ago, I remember being alone much of the time and trying to navigate the bus system. I felt too young (at 19) to be discovering a city all by
Casas Antiguas en Barranco
The following is a post I wrote while in Peru, but somehow got lost in the craziness of moving. Here it is: Barranco, as I mentioned earlier, used to be where the well-to-do went to for beach outings. Vestiges of
Casas Antiguas en Barranco
The following is a post I wrote while in Peru, but somehow got lost in the craziness of moving. Here it is: Barranco, as I mentioned earlier, used to be where the well-to-do went to for beach outings. Vestiges of
Dogtown, Venice
Dogtown was a nickname for Venice, California, used primarily in the 1960s and 1970s. Dogtown (and its emblem) later lent its name to Stacy Peralta’s skateboarding documentary, titled Dogtown and Z-Boys . This was some street art I saw in
Dogtown, Venice
Dogtown was a nickname for Venice, California, used primarily in the 1960s and 1970s. Dogtown (and its emblem) later lent its name to Stacy Peralta’s skateboarding documentary, titled Dogtown and Z-Boys . This was some street art I saw in
Koreatown, Los Angeles
By Paul Whang Walking around the neighborhood where I work, I often see all kinds of trash. Usually, they are household objects that are now on the sidewalk. Each one automatically elicits the question, “how did that get there?” But
Koreatown, Los Angeles
By Paul Whang Walking around the neighborhood where I work, I often see all kinds of trash. Usually, they are household objects that are now on the sidewalk. Each one automatically elicits the question, “how did that get there?” But
Calle Lanin in Barracas
I was digging through some of my old photographs of Buenos Aires, and had a collection of pictures of a beautiful art project featured in the industrial neighborhood of Barracas. Lanin Street is an art project conceived by the artist
Calle Lanin in Barracas
I was digging through some of my old photographs of Buenos Aires, and had a collection of pictures of a beautiful art project featured in the industrial neighborhood of Barracas. Lanin Street is an art project conceived by the artist
The First Snow, Claverly Hall
Today marked the first snow of the winter season. It’s pretty early – still a month until winter begins – and comes just a week after Hurricane Sandy blew into town. Claverly Hall, Adams House While I was rushing between
The First Snow, Claverly Hall
Today marked the first snow of the winter season. It’s pretty early – still a month until winter begins – and comes just a week after Hurricane Sandy blew into town. Claverly Hall, Adams House While I was rushing between
where we were from 