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Manhattan
New York Academy of Art
Summer Exhibition 2007
Opening Reception: June 6, Wednesday 6 pm - 8 pm.
June 7 - July 18
1 pm - 7 pm, Daily.
Lawrence and Josephine C. Wilkinson Hall
111 Franklin Street, New York, NY 10013 (between Church St and West Broadway)
Just a few pictures from last week's Babel session.
Annie brought some mangos for the family. How thoughtful.
Cyrus roared in laughter with a bone chilling edge, his head tilting back, mouth stretched as evil in its organic essence flowed out from within. People stopped mid-movement frozen with terror. "Finally!" he roared. "Millennia of planning, eons of plotting, and pulling strings," he said, "At last! Success is mine." Somewhere from the crowd, a single shriek of dismay and complete surrender escaped, like that of a balloon suddenly pierced, at Cyrus' declaration. No one turned to see who had cried out because each individual believed that they were the culprit. The surrender was total. At this, Cyrus said with a smirk, "I AM NOW YOUR DJ."
Cy playing the tunes.
Chris is a fan.
Chris ruining a perfectly nice photo with bunny ears. Yup, bunny ears.
No more of the Goose...
But that doesn't stop the dance! The DANCEEEE!
Going over the bridge, I like to look out at the Manhattan skyline and I'm of the opinion that the monolithic Verizon building is quite a hideous structure. Its overcompensating red corporate logo emblazoned across the top screams its presence all across downtown Manhattan and insecurely asks, "CAN YOU HEAR SEE ME NOW?"
Unfortunately, yes. Yes we can see you now.
