Coyote Arts Fest 2011
9/30 — 10/2, 2011
My next gallery showing will be at the end of September at the Coyote Art Festival!
This three-day event includes hundreds of artists in the heart of Wickerpark/Bucktown for a weekend celebration.
Flat Iron Arts Building: 1579 N. Milwaukee Ave.
September 30th - October 2nd 2011
Friday: 6-10pm
Saturday: Noon-10pm
Sunday: Noon-6pm
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See you there!
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Mother Superior
Mother Superior, ©MMXI
"Now I am become Death, the destroyer of worlds."
- Bhagavad-Gita -
Give us a kiss.
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Front Page!
The exhibition "Kindred Spirits" made the front page of the long-standing Chicago Japanese American newspaper, the Chicago Shimpo!
Here's the article (click to enlarge photos):
Thanks to all who made the show such an amazing experience!
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“Academia” – the infographic
From time-to-time, people ask me why I'm not in grad-school chasing a PHD with my ideas and interest in history:
- Academia Infographic
Listening to my friends' stories of the gauntlet they're stuck in, I think I'm happy still enjoying my knowledge and making art. If you've got $60-grand to spot me, I'm might take the plunge someday 😛
anyway…
Lesson in random etiquette #924: Never ask a student how grad-school is going unless you are paying for it.
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Daughter of the Sun
Daughter of the Sun, ©MMXI
I always enjoy hearing Greek myths. In their non-puritanically cleaned-up versions,
the stories are like magic infused soap-operas with slightly more incest and cannibalism.
The mythic characters have only two options in the long run:
1. Gruesome death to be celebrated for ages
2. Punching out a god and taking their seat on Mount Olympus
The difference between the myths of the Greeks and the Judeo-Christians
is that the Greek Pantheon is much more interactive:
If you have ambition, skill and a kick-ass epithet, the world can be yours.
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Medea --->