Gravity Was Everywhere Back Then blog!
Like many, many things, it’s better if you start at the beginning. It’s great all the way through, though.

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Richard Tobin wrote a really nice review for THE Magazine on Ruben Ochoa and my concurrent Site Santa Fe shows. He talks about Faulkner, “Michael Row Your Boat Ashore” and a few other things that I love.

So there’s an arts and culture magazine called Tokion, and all of the people over there are really nice. They wrote an article about me and called it farm fresh, because they believe me to be hillfolk, or a rustic, or some such kind of backwoods thing, and that’s fine. That’s one way to look at it. The magazine’s really pretty and the other people in it seem cool, there’s someone named Aurel Schmidt on the cover. Her drawings are cool. I like her drawings a lot. Devandra Banhart’s in it, and there’s a guy, AJ Fosik, who makes really strange intricate paper masks. All in all a good bunch of folks. A good bunch of things they’re making. I like the magazine, because the only person I’ve ever heard of in it is Banhart, of course- and I like anything that’s out there finding rad things people are making that are flying under the, or at least under my, radar. Good hustle, Tokion.

http://www.tokion.com/

Rooftop says I can play more films, Tad says you can pay less money- you can donate whatever you can afford, as long as it’s $10 or more- and drink more alcohol, courtesy of Radeberger Pilsner. Less money, more beer and the best films I could make with live narrations and music in a Brooklyn living room! My oh my… that sounds amazing. Dessert courtesy of the Brooklyn Kitchen, too?! Wow. Jesus. Where?
Tad Barnes place! 418 Humboldt, Apt. 2, corner of Humboldt and Skillman, entrance on Skillman – the closest train is the L at Graham.
info here: http://www.rooftopfilms.com/4040.html