| in italia, when a woman uses to wear lots of jewels and fancy ornaments we say: she looks like a christmas tree how do you express it in your language and country? anyway – this idiomatic expression inspired my last 2009 christmas cards . +
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some hours at my parents
a little sun – then clouds again
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today bought a new lens for my old 35 mm camera :)
this afternoon, while coming back in town, took a picture each time the bus stopped
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bus stop / the original one is from the hollies
luciana:
thank you for passing and commenting :)
these are very grey days / sun seems not to come out anymore
so – the picture is taken in this same day but one year ago
old tom waits song at the radio just now, like in a very far christmas
control / another all b&w recent movie – by anton corbijn on the life of jan curtis
yesterday evening enjoied rumble fish dvd (just few minutes before coppola interview on italian television)
great movie, very intense and a special cast – … how great mickey rourke was and is – have you seen the wrestler?
well, rumble fish* made me start thinking about some good black and white movies made after the black and white era
*(even if it is apparently b&w: can use the expression daltonic movie?)
here are a few some
1 . the elephant man – david lynch 1980
2 . rumble fish – francis ford coppola 1983
3 . down by law – jim jarmush 1986
4 . la haine – mathieu kassovitz 1995
5 . les amantes réguliers – philippe garrel 2005
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| in a small town near trieste opens a museum dedicated to modern art project – claudio farina with starassociati arch (link) small page about the museum (in italian) – link The creation of the new Museum of Modern Art in Muggia, an Istrian-Venetian town south of Trieste, constitutes an interesting new element within its cultural zone of reference. The series of events that lead to its realisation – a donation from Ugo Carà of some works to his native town, the acceptation on the part of the authorities of the idea of creating a new building suitable for housing them and key financial support from a banking foundation for its construction – now requires a commitment to management in order to establish the building as an important part of the museum circuit for Trieste and the surrounding area. The materials used in the design – such as wood and cor-ten steel – hark back to Muggia’s shipbuilding past and recollections of the legendary cooperative that was based right here. |
found on domus magazine
web art of ————————————— milton manetas
(the second one is my pollock room made in the IPollok webpage)
