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Monthly Archives: May 2008

Out Their Windows

26-May-08

New York photographer Gail Albert Halaban is working on a fine art project called Out My Window, a concept which, in its most basic description, finds her shooting out of one window into another window. These are environmental portraits with an emphasis on the surrounding view, either looking out from, or looking into, the residence [...]

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Panama!

25-May-08

The Palladium, 14th Street…1979, my second-ever arena concert—Van Halen—touring behind their second album. I played that LP to death and had a feeling they would open with “Light Up The Sky,” my favorite track. In those days, set lists were a big surprise; apart from radio, you didn’t hear much about a show unless your [...]

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Realigning

13-May-08

It fits right now that spring pushes out new birth and renewal. The weight of the present proves more telling than any end-of-year wish or resolution. Backed up by the call of summer, spring let’s you visualize beyond any immediate context of events.
The young ones typify a continual recycling of practice and motion. This week, [...]

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