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Most of us know one: a clever 20-something who dresses exclusively in vintage clothing, listens to big-band music, and is obsessed with Joan Leslie films. And now, playwright Kim Porter has written a musical about these roadster-driving coolios.
Blue Galaxy concerns lovely Lana, who wants desperately to find romance with a like-minded hipster who doesnt care that shes obese. When she does meet a guy who likes her, hes not a faux hepcat at all. Does he stand a chance? Will Lanas crummy self-esteem wreck her chances at true love?
Porters sexually explicit musical romance will be performed as part of the New Play Series at Theatre Artists Studio. The performance will be followed by a round of audience feedback and a discussion with the playwright.
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on May 18, 2014
Three generations of our family stayed in one of the country apartments _ perfect for child and grownup alike and a complete break from screens and other intrusions. We had dinner at the cozy castello restaurant with a roaring fire in the background. Altogether one of the best vacations we've ever had as a family.
on August 04, 2013
We first went to Sismano for the opening of a well curated art exhibition "Per un arte fluida", a few weeks ago. There we met Ginevra, the lovely owner of the castle, who suggested we should come for dinner to the "2 Papi" Restaurant. So we did a few days later. The atmosphere was magical, with just a few tables placed in the garden with a view towards the unspoilt hills. The food was excellent, all sourced locally.
We loved the varied antipasti. The service was professional but also very warm; the chef came to our table to describe the dishes and make sure we enjoyed our dinner. In all of this, Ginevra came to say hello and gave us an insight in the estate's history. We were also given a private tour of the exhibition. Italy as it should be......
on May 22, 2012
We stayed in the Castello Sismano a wonderful bed and breakfast near Todi. We were really impressed from this beautiful castle and enjoyed the calmness. You get the lovely feeling of being set back in a different time period.
The rooms are beautiful and very clean.
For us the most amazing part of staying at Sismano was enjoying its restaurant "I Due Papi". The food was excellent and convenient since we did not have to leave the hotel in order to enjoy amazing food.
The castle is very well located since you can easily reach culturally important places around.
All in all, Castello Sismano is an insider's tip!
on April 13, 2012
Nel mese di Marzo 2012 abbiamo avuto il grande piacere di soggiornare nell'antico borgo del Castello di Sismano, e di conoscere personalmente la gentilissima proprietaria, la marchesa Ginevra Sanminiatelli, con la quale abbiamo avuto modo di conversare assai gradevolmente
Mia moglie ed io ci siamo trovati benissimo nella splendida "Suite Dei Tetti", molto suggestiva ed assai particolare, ed abbiamo cenato veramente con gusto nel caratteristico Ristorante "I due Papi".
Ci siamo rammaricati soltanto di non essere potuti rimanere piu' di una notte, ma a questo sono sicuro rimedieremo non appena ci sara' nuovamente possibile.
Saremo comunque lieti di consigliare ai nostri amici di trascorrere almeno un paio di giorni nell'Agriturismo, perche' siamo certi che ne saranno pienamente soddisfatti.
on April 28, 2011
Un posto incantevole immerso nelle colline Umbre, da ammirare per tranquillità, buon cibo, camere confortevoli, servizio ottimo, gentilezza e cortesia del personale, divertimento, un piacevole soggiorno!
on April 28, 2011
We (one adult, three kids) spent a most wonderful long-weekend at the Castello in March, the staff were fantastic with the kids requests and not only, the rooms were great and the food delicious. Many thanks specially to the chef who went to great lenghts to make every body happy. Worth it every penny, will definetly go back.
on August 23, 2010
We stayed in Castello di Sismano and discovered the best of the best.Friendly and helpfull people, The chef of the restaurant asked what we want to eat the next day and always it was outstanding,also the older people who're living around the wall are making that this is Italy at it best.
And lets not forget the lady of the Castello with her lovely smile who will help you with all information needed THIS IS HEAVEN ON EARTH
on June 27, 2010
Well where do I start? Arrived on Saturday with my girlfriend for our 4th anniversary and was warmly greeted by the owner who, after some usual paperwork and checking in, took us to our room. Each room was designed differently and we were in the "I Vasi" room which means "The Vases". The rooms were spacious, very clean and tidy, ready for new guests, us. :)
After leaving our stuff in the room we had a look around the estate. The castle was beautiful and the fields were stunning. We then went straight for the pool and then some relaxing in the sauna. Before we knew it was dinner time and we were hungry, so decided to eat at the hotel restaurant, "I Due Papi". Again, this was lovely! The food was fantastic and the service next to none. The staff were always on the ball and the food came promptly even though it was a busy night.
We retreated to our room and before we knew it, it was morning. After a good night's sleep and some fantastic home-made breakfast we went to the local town for some site seeing and then headed back to the hotel to relax and have dinner at the hotel.
After another great night sleep we were sad to be leaving in the morning. :(
Our stay in Sismano was lovely and would recommend anyone and everyone to go. The staff provided a great service and made our stay just that bit more memorable. We loved it so much that we are planning to go again soon.
on June 15, 2010
We were advised by friends to stop in this medieval borgo, but we could not imagine we would be feeling like princes from a fairy tale! Beautiful suite, incredible views, amazing dinner at the nearby restaurant owened by the same lady who owns the castle and who baked the cakes for our breakfast. Definitively a memorable experience! Thankyou Marchesa, we'll be back!!
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From SOUTH (Rome): take A1 Motorway northbound and exit ORTE. Make a left and follow signs for PERUGIA. Continue following signs for TODI, PERUGIA, DERUTA, CESENA and exit at Montecastrilli-Avigliano Umbro exit (about half hour after you left motorway). Follow signs for AVIGLIANO UMBRO for 10 KM and you will find Sismano after village of Dunarobba.
FROM NORTH (Florence): Take motorway A1 direction ROMA and exit VALDICHIANA. Follow signs for PERUGIA and then for TERNI, ORTE. Exit at TODI S.DAMIANO and take the road uphill on the left. At the top go left again and after 600mt go left once more at the roundabout. Opposite ESSO petrol station (on your left) there is a road with many directions (Avigliano, Vasciano, Pesciano) and SISMANO. Keep going for 8 miles leaving Todi behind and you'll find the castle on your right.
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Free agency is definitely going to be a fast-happening circus once it gets swirling. Teams are going to have to come in with a plan and make decisions quickly. Players don't want to miss too much camp if they're switching schemes, especially QB's. So the news should come flying in fast enough to barely be able to keep track. I'd like to look at some ideal fits for some of the big names on offense that are floating around in limbo.
Matt Hasselbeck: I consider Hasselbeck the safest bet of any QB available through free agency or trade this offseason. He should have his choice between 4 or 5 different teams. I say he obviously chooses a team that is set up to win and where he has assurances that he won't be handing over the job to a rookie anytime while he's there. Arizona makes a lot of sense, but they have their sights set pretty firmly on Kevin Kolb it seems. Unless that's a smokescreen, I think San Francisco might be a good fit. They have a better roster than Seattle and a gaping hole at quarterback. Kaepernick isn't going to be ready anytime soon, so I say he signs for 2 years and stays in the same division. Forget what Harbaugh says about Alex Smith. He wants someone more in his own mold. Hasselbeck has a similar swagger. Tennessee just doesn't seem to have a good enough roster to lure Hasselbeck, unless they add some players quickly in free agency.
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Donovan McNabb: Life hasn't been kind to the Syracuse alum as of late and a lot of people are questioning whether he can find any suitable home at all where he can walk in as "the guy." I say Seattle or Miami are the only sensible fits. Minny's going to be too much of a running team and they're looking for Ponder to drop the clipboard shortly. Seattle would probably be the most familiar offense to DMac, so I expect him to lean that way. If Hasselbeck were to return, I'd say Miami would be his choice. And he'd enter a training camp "battle" with Chad Henne.
Vince Young: Vince may be waiting a little longer than most free agents. He'll need to convince a front office that he won't be problem and find a team willing to take a risk. I see fits in Minnesota, Seattle, or Washington. The Redskins may offer the best deal money-wise and get him to lead that team for a year. Minnesota and Seattle would probably look for less volatile signal callers.
DeAngelo Williams: A lot of people forget how good this guy is because he plays for an invisible team. If it weren't for Cam Newton, they might just stop showing Carolina highlights this year. I hear that the Pantehrs want him back, but there's definitely better fits and I hope their front office isn't that inept. Look at other positions, you goons. DeAngelo will want to get paid and play for somewhat of a winner. Denver makes sense with John Fox sitting there, but I'm not seeing that as being too appealing for DeAngelo. I say his ideal landing spot would be Tampa. They've got truckloads of a cash (that new rules demand they spend) and the ability to form the best 1-2 punch in football. They're a more serious contender with this guy in pewter.
Cedric Benson: Of course 'ol Cedric's summer wouldn't feel like home unless he got arrested at a nearby a watering hole. He's got that wrapped up, so now he's back to toting the pig. The guy is a throwback, animal if you have a decent O-line. Sure he can't really catch and all that, but he runs hard and keeps defenses honest. On the right team, he could still easily be a Pro Bowler. Where would be a sensible home for this pal of local law enforcement? Gotta be an old school coach that loves pounding the pill. I'm feeling Denver. Laid back folks and John Fox should be enough to lure him. And a 'lil loot. The Bengals may be going more West Coast with John Gruden's brother running the O.
Ronnie Brown and Ricky Williams: Hard to believe both these guys will be looking for work. I don't think it will last long. Ricky makes a lot of a sense as a change of pace team for anybody in contention right now. I think Atlanta would be a good home. He could share the load with Turner the Burner and add some intrigue to a pretty boring looking locker room. He may just outperform the Burner in stretches. As for Ronnie, I think he'll get even more calls than Ricky. Baltimore would be wise to lock him up quickly if they cut Willis McGahee, as has been reported. They need to take some the load off of Ray Rice and Ronnie gives them a 3-down guy that can do that. I'd expect the Bengals to call him also, and for him to ignore the call. Baltimore needs to load up.
Ahmad Bradshaw: This is the guy I think Cincy will ultimately land. He's a perfect fit for the West Coast offense and it seems like the Giants aren't going to be the top bidders. I say Cincy spends big and gets a guy that Gruden can work with. He'll open up the offense and help usher in a new style with AJ Green and Dalton and crew. Add Tiki Barber a little later in free agency, and that gives the Bungles just the right amount of dysfunction.
Santonio Holmes: I'm surprised he wasn't franchised. The Jets may be losing out on their biggest playmaker and Mark Sanchez saver. They'll surely pony up a sizeable deal for Holmes though. Seattle makes a lot of sense. They need a true number 1 and they have plenty of cap space to burn. I say it's Seattle, Cleveland, and the Jets bidding his price up, with him ultimately deciding upon the West Coast and big dollars. Tampa would be wise to get involved here, too. Ideal fit for that team.
Randy Moss: He's barely a big name after going into hiding while being a Tennessee Titan. I doubt he's done yet though. We've seen this go his way once before. I'm seeing one last run in Moss. Probably an incentive-laden one year deal with a Super Bowl contender. Sounds like the Saints to me. He'll make it easy on the gang to move on from Lance Moore. Perfect environment for Moss, too. Established quarterback, rowdy surroundings, and bright lights. May be the kind of place that brings out another 15 touchdown season. Marques Colston is getting a bit wobbly.
James Jones: I have a feeling this is going to be a guy that gets paid big, despite a less than big-time resume. He's got a lot of potential and who knows what could happen once he gets to be out there for every snap. I say the Jets snatch him up and let him roll with Braylon Edwards.
Santana Moss: Welcome to St. Louis. Finally, a real quarterback for him and finally a real route runner for Sammy Bradford. He won't cost much and he'll improve the team. He'll be the go-to guy if Donnie Avery isn't right.
Steve Smith (NYG): This guy's had some great numbers, but microfracture surgery is never good, in any sport. I think he'll have to bite the bullet and take a one year deal to come to back to New York. They need him there.
Sidney Rice: Before injuries, many looked at Sidney as the best WR in this free agency class. He may get paid that way, but it'll take some gull. I look for Mike Shanahan to force Washington into the bidding. This is his ideal type of WR. He can't possibly think he has a #1 on his roster. Minnesota will compete, but probably go a different direction because of the injury history. A guy like Mike Sims-Walker is a sensible replacement in Vikingtown.
Usually so many good players don't change teams, as I have almost everyone doing here. But this is an odd year, and I think it will only get odder.


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Kodak Goes For Digital Success, Cuts More Jobs
Chris Crum
Eastman Kodak is accelerating its previously announced business model, which it is building in hopes of achieving long-term success in digital markets.
"Kodak is a company with product portfolios that are proceeding on two very different tracks," said President and CEO Antonio M. Perez. "As sales of our traditional consumer products and services decline faster than anticipated, we are moving more aggressively to reduce cost. At the same time, we continue to make significant progress growing the sales and earnings of our digital portfolio. Second-quarter digital sales, for example, increased 43%, and we made significant progress in improving our digital earnings."
The company hopes for its digital revenue to grow by about 36% this year, and for its digital earnings from operations to reach somewhere between $275 million and $325 million. According to a press release issued by the company,
Second-quarter revenue totaled $3.686 billion, up 6% from the year-ago quarter. The net loss, on the basis of generally accepted accounting principles in the U.S. (GAAP), was 51 cents per share, primarily reflecting charges associated with the previously announced restructuring of Kodak's traditional infrastructure, in-process research and development charges related to acquisitions, and an asset impairment charge relating to an investment in Lucky Film company. Earnings from continuing operations, excluding non-operational items, were 53 cents per share.
Eastman Kodak said in January that it would reduce its worldwide employment by as many as 15,000 jobs. Now that number has been increased to between 22,500 to 25,000 jobs. The company says this is necessary to compete profitably in digital markets.
"In 24 months, as a result of the actions announced today, we will bring to an effective end the significant restructuring charges associated with the transformation and essentially complete the transition to our digital business model," Perez said.
"In that time, we intend to improve upon the success we are enjoying in digital markets," he continued. "In June, for example, our digital revenue exceeded our traditional revenue on a monthly basis for the first time ever, paving the way for us to achieve the full-year goal of having digital revenue surpass traditional revenue. Kodak is a different company that's becoming a stronger digital player each day."
Kodak continues to expect net cash provided by operating activities this year of $1.0 billion to $1.2 billion, which corresponds with investable cash flow of $400 million to $600 million.
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i am thrilled to announce that friesen gallery in sun valley is representing my work in idaho.
friesen gallery exclusively exhibits contemporary artwork. here's a link to my work at the gallery now: http://friesengallery.com/artists/209/suzanne-truman/
summer solstice is here! here's a new painting reflecting on the color & light this time of year.
street view of some of my work in, "between the lines", a showing of new & recent work w/ralph wiegmann at visions west gallery in denver. the center, dark segmented drawing is ralph's.
here's another gallery shot. from L to R: the 1st and 3rd pieces are mine, the other two are ralph's. the center between my black & "white" diptych glows orange, as do the backs of the line of blocks.
"between the lines", new & recent work w/ralph wiegmann @ visions west gallery - denver.
my diptych, "expanse (black & white)", carbonized graphite & encaustic on wood, w/ralph's painting. (further down the wall from previous image posted.)
tomorrow, i'm driving to denver to deliver new work to visions west gallery for first friday art walk. i will have 11 pieces showing in the front gallery along w/ralph wigmann's work. stop by the gallery if you're in town: 6-9pm,1715 wazee street, downtown. below: "expanse III (back fade)".
today i'm heading to butte, mt - a.k.a. butte, america - to see "recliner reclined", a show of some of my students' powerful work at the imagine butte resource center, 68 w. park st. map: https://www.here.com/directions/drive/:error/Imagine-Butte-Resource-Center:46.012576,-112.537032?map=46.01258,-112.53703,17,traffic&x=ep
last week's pilgrimage to robert smithson's spiral jetty on the north shore of great salt lake.
cadillac ranch today. amarillo, tx
ozymandias, amarillo, tx. "egyptian" legs conceived by prankster stanley marsh. lightin mcduff, sculptor.
this installation shot shows some of ralph wiegmann's and my work at our gallery in TX: the Cerulean Gallery, which was our Dallas gallery, but is now based in amarillo, TX. we had a great time at our opening there!
drove back from an az new year through the navajo nation and got to check out the painted desert project murals. see more at: http://jetsonorama.net/the-painted-desert-project/
the other side, an exhibition featuring emerging, conceptual & experimental artists' work at the danforth gallery this friday during the livingston art walk. livingston, mt. reception: 7/25, 5-8pm.
henry real bird, mt poet laurette and crow nation tribal member, will speak at 6:30pm during the opening of "the other side" exhibition of emerging, experimental & conceptual artwork, this friday @ the danforth gallery during the livingston art walk. please drop by. henry is a captivating speaker with a great sense of humor!
veteran/artist, jesse albrecht will be showing his installation, "forget me not", in "the other side" exhibition at the danforth gallery that claire sands baker and i curated. this friday. livingston art walk.
if you're in berlin within the next month, don't miss rollin beamish's show, palliative measures @ greusslich contemporary. 5/24 - 6/28:
"can socially critical art change something or does it only serve as relief from a sense of unease about our environment? the art of rollin beamish is in a difficult position because it is a reflection of cultural discourse. the problem, however, is that the art is both a critique of cultural discourse and a product of this discourse.how can we break this circle? can this art change from a palliative measure to an actual agent of change and can art uphold this assertion?" [read more: www.greusslich-contemporary.de]
the "overview effect" is a cognitive shift in awareness reported by some astronauts, often while viewing the earth from orbit or from the lunar surface and refers to the experience of seeing the reality of the Earth in space, which is immediately understood to be a tiny, fragile ball of life, "hanging in the void", shielded and nourished by a paper-thin atmosphere. from space, national boundaries vanish, the conflicts that divide people become less important, and the need to create a planetary society with the united will to protect this "pale blue dot"become imperative.
apollo 14 astronaut, edgar mitchell said that the sensation gave him a profound sense of connectedness, with a feeling of bliss and timelessness. he was overwhelmed by the experience and became profoundly aware that each and every atom in the universe was connected in some way, and on seeing earth from space he had an understanding that all the humans, animals and systems were a part of the same thing, a synergistic whole. it was an interconnected euphoria. Read more: http://www.universetoday.com/14455/the-human-brain-in-space-euphoria-and-the-overview-effect-experienced-by-astronauts/#ixzz31tmWL800, by ian o'neill
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this is the last week of my show, moment|movement, in denver w/ralph wiegmann, @ visions west gallery, downtown.
last weekend, i had the privilege of working with a group of inspiring art teachers who participated in the intensive encaustics workshop i taught at lubrecht experimental station. MAEA sponsored the workshop and the teachers received credit for the course through the university of montana-western. here are a few pics:
shea butter & irrigation system "nourish" the viewer @ the MCA - denver, in rashid johnson's exhibition/installation, new growth. some of the shea butter dripped onto the floor and i rubbed in on my hands. a physical connection to a powerful installation.
i was fortunate to see rashid johnson's installation @ the MCA - museum of contemporary art, which opened the night following my opening in denver. the huge blocks of shea butter scented the atmosphere. here's a detail of heavy, dark, burned and carved imagery. see below for MCA's write up.
"In Rashid Johnson: New Growth, the artist works with personally and historically loaded material such as shea butter and black soap, combining it with LP covers and books in complex paintings, sculptures and installations. His works challenge conventional representations of collective identity. Beginning with the question, "What would happen if Sun Ra, George Washington Carver and Robert Smithson started a community together in the desert?" New Growth's playful scrutiny intertwines cosmology and escapism in an attempt to blur the lines separating past, present and future.
The physical manipulation of biomaterial into an abstract, aestheticized form is a concept that runs through all of the works in the exhibition. Johnson references the ongoing transformation of both bodies and landscapes, and the identities embedded within them. New Growth features newly commissioned works including the video Samuel in Space and the Shea Butter Irrigation System. Works in wax, burned wood, tile and mirror, as well as brass chairs, wood chairs and rugs round out the exhibition."
an installation view of my work on the left wall as you enter the gallery. with ralph wiegmann @ visions west gallery - denver.
view further down the wall
ralph's paintings in foreground. my row of 6 encaustic boxes in background: states of matter.
nook view of some of my work as you walk towards back gallery
two of ralph's floating stone drawings in the front gallery
detail of recurrence
ralph & i collaborated on a series. blocks cut from reclaimed timber: coated with beeswax, resin, burnt graphite; back glows orange, floats off the wall and mounted with magnets.
my show with ralph wiegmann in denver will be thursday, february 20th, @ visions west gallery.
revisiting installation shots of pod bay door, a multi-media installation w/msu students and iAir, jan christensen:
happy new year, all! i spent one new year's eve here after the wall came down. 2014-year of the blue horse.
happy winter solstice. celebrating the darkest day here at the 45th parallel for tomorrow the days grow longer.
Ok, it's not the best snapshot but i'm into the lush quality of this graphite over blue encaustic series i just completed.
while home in arizona, i was fortunate to meet and share some time with the visionary inlay artist, jesse monongye, at his home studio.
studio work in progress for my show w/ralph wiegmann at visions west in denver, opening february 13th.
went to see the montana nations exhibition at the danforth gallery in livingston. here's the witty easy rider poster (peter fonda lives down the road in paradise valley) created by native artist and co-curator ben pease:
here are 9 snapshots of recent work from my beginning painting students at MSU.
"ash: 4 cotton, 6 sedges, 12 gal. H2o", is in a group show opening this week at tart, in the emerson cultural center. the shows's theme is "invasive paper" - using paper made from invasive plant species found in montana and classified as "noxious weeds". through my frustrations with trying to work on the very fibrous and dark handmade paper, i began burning it. in turn i used the ashes in this new encaustic piece for the grey and black pigments.
here's a shot of my beginning painting students' work from early in the semester. the focus of this project was mixing and using chromatic grays, using a strong tonal range, maintaining subtle detail in the blacks, and creating an interesting composition with foreground, mid and background.
artwork by visiting kids in the neighborhood.
picked up my triptych today from the "legacy" show at the danforth gallery in livingston.
i have a triptych in the legacy show at the danforth gallery in livingston, montana. opening for art walk this friday. works are by artists that exhibited at the danforth early in their careers. when i was an undergrad my experimental photography (large scale manipulated polaroids) was in the show "four women four non-traditional mediums", curated by audrey hall. my paintings have been shown at the danforth several times since.
wild abandon and conscious captivity @ visions west denver. work by friend & neighbor peter smuts.
shooting from the passenger seat. i like the way the windshield crack appears near the white cross. on the way to a show at turman larison contemporary.
bing crosby visits yellowstone, one of willem volkersz's neon pieces at turman larison contemproary.
willem volkersz: short stories @ turman larison contemporary in helena, mt. 5pm artist talk. 6-8pm reception. willem is using neon again and i'm looking forward to seeing it.
i have some paintings in turman larison contemporary's current exhibition. if you're in helena, check out the show: 337 last chance gulch. up 'til june 8th.
street art painting, zihuatanejo. shot during my recent travels in mexico.
traveled home from mexico and l.a. via portland, oregon where my former painting prof, harold schlotzhauer, has a show @ the portland art museum. if you're in the area, check out his vivid and dynamic work. up until july 14. here's the p.a.m. write-up: using a complex system of digital imaging and hand-painting, harold schlotzhauer emblazons surfboards, snowboards, skateboard decks, and kites with dynamic pop imagery. having spent his formative years in california and now living and working in bozeman, mt., schlotzhauer's love of water and snow sports energizes this eclectic presentation of works. no matter what shape or surface he chooses to work on, a mastery of formal compositional elements can be seen throughout. drawing from influences as diverse as japanese block printing, asian & american comic book imagery, & picasso's synthetic cubism, schlotzhauer produces works of stunning originality.
shimmer across my studio wall. the split-tone is an anomaly generated by my phone camera.
tracy bone & j.c. campbell tonight @the filling station, bozeman, mt. more info on the award winning artists:
http://www.ourstage.com/profile/jccampbell; http://www.ourstage.com/epk/tracybone
a shout across time is part of the celebrating einstein week-long event: learn more about einstein and experience the world of relativity and gravitational waves. the night will feature a multimedia music performance featuring dancers, a live orchestra combined with gravitational wave sounds, and an original film that will include the scientific visualization of black hole collisions and gravitational waves. a shout across time will be streaming live on the montana PBS website. friday april 5 & saturday april 6, 7pm. emerson center for the arts and culture, free public event.
act 1: a shout across time, part of the celebrating einstein event, features headwaters dance company, presenting a "danced" lecture on the gravitational waves generated by black holes and groundbreaking advances in the devices used to detect them. this folds into "epic," a dance inspired by the orbits of black holes, featuring five dancers and a former cirque-de-soleil aerialist. in "epic," dancers roll and run, turn and leap beneath a luminescent, flying figure, who spins and swings to the space music of john murphy.
act 2. live interview with physicist jim Gates on friday, april 5, and with bernard schutz on saturday, April 6th. celebrating einstein organizer nico yunes conducts a live interview with one of the world's experts on einstein's theories. the questions have been chosen by members of the celebrating einstein collaboration, which includes students and professors across many disciplines. topics will range from einstein's theories to philosophical questions about the meaning of success and the role of science in our culture. friday's show will include an interview with professor jim gates from the university of maryland, and saturday's interview will be with professor bernard schutz from the albert einstein institute.
act 3. live symphony orchestra & original film.
celebrating einstein is a multidisciplinary outreach event centered around communicating the beauty and significance of einstein's theory to the general public. this event will be one of the first in the nation to celebrate the centennial anniversary of general relativity. celebrating einstein will culminate in events the first week of april of 2013 in bozeman, montana @ the emerson cultural center. all events are free and open to the public with seating available on a first come, first served basis. more info: http://www.einstein.montana.edu/index.html
golden surplus, mfa thesis exhibition by katie brown explores the ideology of farming. ceramic slab construction and feed corn installation questions overproduction in contemporary agri-business and reflects on overuse of corn in the american food system. @ msu hec gallery, 4/1-4/7. reception: 4/4, 6:30-8:30pm
forever more than once: thesis exhibition by david peters @ the msu hec gallery. reception: 6:30-8:30. show up until 3/29.
white-on-white work in progress. i'm taking a break from encaustic work in sets & on boxes, and am working in oil w/cold wax medium on canvas. here's three of six.
i am volunteering for TEDx bozeman: dreamers who do. live stream or attend the TEDx talks this friday, 3/22 from 12:30-5:50pm @ the commons on baxter lane and love. more info: http://www.tedxbozeman.com/
interactive multi-media event by chris holten for his mfa sculpture/installation thesis exhibition second sight: continuum. hec gallery, msu school of art, 3/18-22. reception: 3/21, 6:30-8:30.
snapshot of another work from my painting 1 class, by gunnar p. mixed-media on sheet rock installed on hallway wall.
piece by gunnar p. - from my painting 1 class last fall.
thesis exhibition of lively mixed-media paintings by jessica mongeon. drift ascend @ msu's school of art - hec gallery. reception: thursday, 3/7, 6:30-8:30pm. check out more of jess's work on her web site: jessicamongeon.com
by david foster wallace (1962-2008), who's birthday is today: "postmodern irony and cynicism's become an end in itself, a measure of hip sophistication and literary savvy. few artists dare to try to talk about ways of working toward redeeming what's wrong, because they'll look sentimental and naive to all the weary ironists. irony's gone from liberating to enslaving. ... the postmodern founders' patricidal work was great, but patricide produces orphans, and no amount of revelry can make up for the fact that writers my age have been literary orphans throughout our formative years."
sculptural exhibition based on memories of the holocaust opening tonight @ the jessie wilbur gallery in the emerson cultural center; in conjunction w/participating msu faculty lobby exhibition, "from memory". bozeman, mt.
large-scale paintings will remain up in the weaver room @ the emerson cultural center until 2/28/. below: nerve block 45
to see work by jon lodge, jane deschner @ the emerson cultuarl center in bozeman. lodge's,"SEQUENCE & PROGRESSION: eleven triptychs" is on display in the emerson's lobby gallery. deschner's work is in the wilber gallery & jerry iverson's (up 'til 2/28) in the weaver room.
jon lodge is a master of transforming the sound environment into eccentric visual statements akin to kinesthesia. he re-purposes materials from our ever-consuming culture, combines disparate objects and gives them new life as unique abstractions. lodge is attracted to working in a series, as evidenced by his current show featuring eleven wall hung triptychs. "fragmenting or expanding a work into multiples imbeds the work with a sense of evolution through the passing of time; this process resembles the experience of listening to or performing music, which is a source of inspiration in my work."
alialujah choir opened for & performed some songs w/portland cello project tonight. here's one of their more heartbreaking (in a good way) songs w/a compelling artistic video.
played reynolds recital hall @ msu tonight w/patti king. great acoustics & moving show, including covers from beck's "beck hansen song reader".
earlier recording w/patti king in spokane
video and installation artist, barry anderson, will give a presentation about his work tomorrow, monday, 1/14 @ 5:30pm in 215 cheever hall @ montana state university. open to the public.
if you didn't get to view ralph wiegmann's and my work in the holiday exhibitions at visions west gallery in bozeman or denver you can still see our work until the end january. below is a detail of states of matter, my relief series consisting of seven panels - oil, wax, pigment, graphite & resin on handmade wooden boxes. as always, shadows play an important role in my relief work (unfortunately, this wall is too textured).
my grandmother has passed, but i am remembering her today. her birthday. here's her passport photo as a young woman. grannynettte, age 19:
here's a lively mark vinci piece i saw at gebert contemporary in scottsdale, az before the new year. distracted driving, 60"x60", billboard on paper. i'm looking forward to showing my students working in collage painting his work.
went to az over new years. saw some good work at gebert contemporary in scottsdale. below; painting by andrea joki:
the giant baby (isn't that vierd), formerly near my family's farm in waddell, az, is gone. that suburban wall in the background was the beginning of that end.
happy new year. !feliz ano!
tom ferris photo. shot in montana.
student work, final project by jennifer r. portrait of grandmother, with keat's poem ode to a grecian urn.
from my intermediate drawing class, by will w.
some of my new work @ visions west - denver: states of matter, beeswax, pigment, graphite and resin on handmade wood panels. in the rocky mountains - and beyond - water comes in many forms. liquid, solid, gas and plasma exist as rain, snow, sleet, hail, groppel, ice, frost, hoarfrost, icebergs, glaciers, powder, boiler plate, rivers, lakes, streams, ponds, oceans, seas. la mer. while working on this series, i was also thinking about sea kayaking with icebergs in s.e. alaska and swimming in seas of the same color that are much further south. in the 1st, one could die within minutes if they fell in the water. in the other, you could spend all day in the water.
i have new work in exhibitions at visions west galleries in bozeman & denver. bozeman opening saturday december 1st for christmas stroll, 4-8pm, 34 w. main, downtown bozeman. below: sextet, beeswax, pigment, graphite & resin on handmade wood panels.
beginning with underpainting, my painting 1 students just completed expressive self-portraits. last weekend @ the milwaukee art museum, i was fortunate to see rembrandt's self portrait; a true masterpiece.
robert irwin, milwaukee art museum. shadows play an important role in my work. i am always inspired seeing robert irwin's light & shadow play.
an artful way of slowing traffic, perhaps.
partial view of current faculty exhibition, "gathered thoughts". from left to right: jeffery conger - graphic design, josh deweese - ceramics, (hanging sculpture) denise riebe - 3D, me - painting & drawing, ralph wiegmann- drawing, suka warhub - printmaking. can you tell that ralph & i are dipping into the same paint box? (metaphorically).
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last night @ pine creek cafe outside of livingston in paradise valley.
saw the kristen martincic & joseph pintz exhibition @ turman larison contemporary in helena, mt on fri. i am always moved by kristen's work. here is an exert from her artist statement about it: "I push the boundaries of privacy and expose vulnerability by examining what typically lies hidden beneath the surface. In my prints, sculpture, and installations, garments become a surrogate for the human form, hovering between skin and clothing, intimacy and exposure. My artwork uses subtle hints of awkwardness and longing to communicate the honesty and beauty of everyday moments, and to make the viewer keenly aware of their own sense of self."
this is my snapshot of the transit of venus yesterday. we projected the image of the sun - with the dark spot of venus traveling across - through a pair of binoculars (using just one side) onto a piece of white paper, then photographed it around 5pm. the shot isn't as dramatic as nasa's but it was fun do project the event in real time.
gebert contemporary in scottsdale, along w/bentley gallery and lisa sette gallery, always have strong artwork. here's a mike weber piece from his show @ gebert.
richard notkin's powerful, last syllable, ceramic wall piece in the missoula art museum's montana triennial.
went to missoula art museum's opening for the montana triennial friday night. this painting of ralph's, sequent # 2, was in the missoulian article about the exhibition.
phoenix art museum installation by peter wegner: made from 1.4 million pieces of recycled colored paper mounted on two sides of the same wall. this is the sunshine side of guillotine of sunshine, guillotine of shade:
the non-venomous king snake is a constrictor that eats rodents and rattlesnakes. more r's & r's seem to be pushed onto the family farm in waddell, az since urban sprawl is eating their habitat. check out matthew moore's work about urban sprawl in the area: http://www.urbanplough.com/
went to the phoenix art museum while in az to see matt moore's recent exhibition, the land grew quiet, about urban sprawl and the loss of farmland, particularly his family's farm in waddell, arizona, nearby where my grandparents farmed citrus and where i am from.
bozeman film festival presents pina, a film for pina bausch by wem wenders, april 23 @ 6:30 & 8:45. details/tickets @ BFF: http://www.bozemanfilmfestival.org/
photographs @ deichtorhallen 4/14 - 8/5 in hamburg @ the falckenberg collection.
wem wenders photographs opened @ deichtorhallen in hamburg 4/14. below is his street corner, butte, montana, shot in butte while filming don't come knocking in 2003.
in the spirit of classic french cafe art, and having worked with many artists/bicycle enthusiasts, paul budnitz (budnitz bicycles) created an on-line bicycle art gallery. here's one of the new posters:
tomorrow, fri. 3/23: bozeman's 1st TED talks @ the emerson cultural center (sold out). stream live @: www.tedxbozeman.com/event/live/. viewing events: bozeman public library & linfield hall on the msu campus.
nick cave sound suits @ the new (11/11) crystal museum in arkansas.
bozeman art walk tonight. be sure to check out pamela caughey's installation @ the jesse wilbur gallery in the emerson cultural center. homeland security below, confiscated pocket knives:
bare bait dance - downtown dance collective's artist in residence - innovative performance @ 7pm: missoula art museum. tomorrow, first friday art walk, 5-8pm.
ny artist, sarah sze - known for her site specific installation art made from everyday objects - will represent the u.s. @ the 2013 venice biennial.
cristo & jean claude's over the river project has been delayed again - from projected 2013 installation to 2015 - due to potential environmental impact issues w/the anti-project group r.o.a.r. the project would be a 2 week display in the bighorn sheep canyon section of the arkansas river in colorado, and entails 6 miles of 8 suspended panels of billowy silver fabric.
tonight i went to the preview exhibition of an adventure in the arts at the museum of the rockies. on loan from the guild hall museum, this collection represents famous artists from long island's east end neighborhood. included in the show are andy warhol, willem & elaine de kooning, jackson pollack, robert motherwell, chuck close, and david salle. go see the exhibition if you can: @ the m.o.r. until may. here's a copy of phillip glass by chuck close, on handmade paper:
exhibition of archie brae foundation resident artists @ the exit gallery, in the msu sub, opens @ 5pm tonight. lectures & demonstrations in the school of art ceramics studio all day. the lightest of its kind: evocative clay sculpture covered in human hair, by lindsay pichaske:
an adventure in the arts, an exhibition of 73 pieces by 60 artists of the 20th century, opens @ the museum of the rockies today and runs runs may 13th. courtesy of the guild hall museum in east hampton ny. i'm taking my drawing class to the show. more info on the museum or the collection: http://www.a-r-t.com/guildhall/
los angeles based drawing installation artist, karl haendel, will be giving a presentation @ 6:30 tonight in 215 cheever hall on the msu campus. i'm psyched to be going with my representational drawing class.
inspiring event @ the historic ellen theater last night began with michael newhouse's witty presentation - read it and weep: adventures in bad typography. pecha kucha (sounds like chit-chat in japanese) was created by a tokyo architectural firm in 2003 and has grown to about 450 cities around the world. more info: facebook at pecha-kucha-bozeman or firstname.lastname@example.com
chinese new year begins today. celebrations continue until 2/6 this year. the year of the dragon symbolizes power, strength & good luck. may the force be with you.
an installation by 2010 msu grad, brittany watkins, @ the exit gallery in msu's strand union bldg., rm. 212. watkins was published in international sculpture magazine, october 2011. on view 1/23 - 2/3. reception: 1/25, 5-7pm
the previous post's pic reminds me of my friend kellyann burns studio work wall. it's also the opening shot for her web site. check it out. she's an amazing and prolific painter working in the can factory in nyc: http://www.kellyannburns.com/
great shot and write-up about ellsworth kelly in the ny times: http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/22/arts/design/ellsworth-kelly-explorer-of-shape-line-and-color.html?pagewanted=all
while in jackson hole over the weekend, i was fortunate to see bernd haussman's large & luscious painting, "1344 untitled (my secret work)", 60" x 96", mixed-media on canvas @ the tayloe pigett gallery (formerly muse gallery). last winter i saw some of haussmann's edgy paintings, with slick resin-like surface on aluminum, in scottsdale. more info: http://www.jhmusegallery.com/
cheers to an inspiring, fulfilling & healthy 2012!
JR's TED talk: http://www.ted.com/talks/jr_s_ted_prize_wish_use_art_to_turn_the_world_inside_out.html
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speaking of uniformity. kim jong il died yesterday. this is his army.
cornelia parker's chalk rocks installation, "edge of england", is one of my favorite things to see @ the mam. i didn't get a good picture though. here is another beauty from frith street gallery in london: "cold dark matter".
"symbolic smile" painting by yue minjun w/yue in foreground.
alternate view of "chinese warriors"@ the mam.
yue minjun's chinese warriors in milwaukee art museum's long hallway. you can see the beautiful play of light in the santiago calatrava designed space. yue minjun's warriors are repeated images of himself with "symbolic smiles" that are mindlessly happy in their uniformity. compliant citizens of an absurd army convey "see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil".
milwaukee art museum, view over looking the lake as you enter
back home from mke. whenever i am in milwaukke i visit the milwaukke art museum. the santiago calatrava stucture is fabulous.


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The Interior Department is the first Cabinet-level agency to take records managements to the cloud. The Email, Enterprise Records and Document Management System (eERDMS) is designed to manage records, documents, forms and other data that supports the department's programs and missions. It is part of Interior's IT Transformation initiative, which is expected to save $500 million by 2020.
Through eERDMS, relevant agency data and records are captured and stored in a cloud managed by the IQ Business Group. Three enterprise programs, components of eERDMS, operate in harmony to achieve Interior's goal of storing and cataloging important communications and other content.
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Enterprise eArchive System, which captures approximately 800 million inbound and outbound email messages annually, including attachments, from about 80,000 users and stores them in the cloud, which operates on an OpenText records management platform. Thus far, close to 1 billion email messages from previous years have also been indexed. It uses auto-categorization, a form of artificial intelligence in which the system learns to analyze incoming and outgoing email messages to determine, for example, how long a message should be stored. Highly important messages are sent to the National Archives and Records Administration. Most other communications are retained for a few years, while some are deleted, based on the system's determination of their importance. The system's rapid success was aided in part by Interior's move to a cloud-based email application for its employees, called Bison Connect.
Enterprise Content System, which provides content support for records management initiatives and supports requests through the Freedom of Information Act, during inspector general audits and for other reviews.
Enterprise Forms System, which centralizes, standardizes and automates all internal and external forms. It provides a single integrated forms portal for Interior's 4,700 departmental forms.
The eERDMS has been a hit already, said DOI eRecords Service Manager John Montel, who oversees the largest cloud-based records and information governance program in the federal government.
Records can be easily searched by keyword, and documents containing potentially important terms for legal cases, such as "Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill," can be flagged to stay in the system indefinitely.
"Every inbound and outbound email, we get a journal copy in our records management system in OpenText format, right into the cloud, and we're the first Cabinet agency to achieve this," Montel said. "We've got a commonality across the board in our records. But we are looking to expand."
The agency is planning to add new features to eERDMS. An enterprise dashboard would act as a platform for reporting statistical information for the automated systems within eERDMS while another system would provide desktop faxing capabilities and store those communications in a similar manner to how email messages are stored.
The eERDMS package, Montel said, is the "big kahuna burger" for the agency because it provides "real business intelligence." In terms of efficiency, it could save the agency tens of millions of dollars -- a small but sizable chunk of the $500 million it expects to save through its IT Transformation initiative.
"Records management is not a sexy phrase in the federal government, but what you get when you remove transitory and spam messages is real business intelligence," Montel said. "You can build models of how you are doing business. We want to be able to demonstrate from business actions -- take a subject, run analytics and see the systems and people it talks to. Before, it took us forever to do this. But we're doing this quicker, faster and cheaper, and the real intelligence of data capturing is way beyond IT transformation. It adds huge value."
Editor's Note: This story was modified on July 3 to clarify several points of information.
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Sadly, a comprehensive RIM infrastructure that underpins information governance and offers real opportunity for meaningful knowledge gains and extraordinary savings is rarely fully achieved. It is always easier to find dollars for IT "solutions" than to undertake the messy work of actually managing recorded information in multiple media formats. A strict accounting and reporting re claimed savings should be fundamental...where is it?
Oh, this raises so many questions, like, how are the "important emails" sent to NARA, what do you do to ensure Privacy Act restrictions are met? I'd like to see a full presentation, to see how some of the knotty issues were resolved....
This is a great step in the profession. Records management and IT are the most incredible business support tools - and finally they have been intergrated. The benefits are definately inexhaustible.
Finally, Federal government gets serious about RM.
It would be helpful to see what the clarifying points were in the modification.
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Huawei's newest iteration of their pocket WiFi is slightly different from the previous ones. The E5151 comes with a built-in…
Smart Bro Pocket WiFi Portable 3G Router
Relevance: 96% Posted on: October 25, 2010
Smart now has their own version of a portable 3G+WiFi router they called SmartBro Pocket WiFi. This new product competes…
AT&T Unite LTE Pocket WiFi while roaming in the US
Relevance: 96% Posted on: January 11, 2014
Since I have a back to back event coverage here in the US (CES in Las Vegas and NAIAS in…
Giveway: Huawei E5151 Pocket WiFi
Relevance: 95% Posted on: February 19, 2013
Last month, we featured Huawei's new pocket WiFi -- the E5151. The router supports up to 10 devices and has…
Hands-On: Huawei E589 LTE Pocket WiFi
Relevance: 92% Posted on: February 12, 2013
Now that both Globe and Smart have rolled out their respective LTE networks, both have also offered LTE pricing plans…
ZTE's HSPA+ Pocket WiFi selling for Php7,500
Relevance: 89% Posted on: August 26, 2011
Looks like an HSPA+ capable pocket WiFi is now available in the grey market -- we spotted one a week…
YugaDeals: ZTE MF62 HSPA+ 21Mbps Pocket WiFi
Relevance: 89% Posted on: March 12, 2012
I've been using the ZTE MF60 for several months now and been bringing it in foreign trips so I was…