DANCERS

The 24th annual Oglala Lakota Nation pow wow last night:

Pine Ridge, SD

We Have Some Printers in the Basement You Can Use

So, I've been a fan of John Campbell's Pictures for Sad Children for awhile, and was intrigued by an update on his blog:


The shirt was in reference to a really strange trailer to a really strange movie. Upon some research and crimefighting, I discovered a conspiracy involving the trailer/movie being a publicity stunt/joke tracing back to mastermind Spike Jonze and the release of his soon to be epic, 'Where the Wild Things Are.'

Then the movie turned out to be real.

It was released in only a handful of theaters last month garnering responses ranging from hilarious to disturbing. This should pique the interest of any fans of the 'The Room.'



An Interview with the director makes even less sense.

CHUGG WEDDING, VT, 71109

Three photos from the 300+ I took @ the ceremony. It was the most stressful I've ever been while shooting, not to mention the most pictures I've taken in one place. It provided an interesting editing process, however, as I was reminded of how fast it all happened in retrospect. Love to the Chuggs

THE FIRST DAYS OF SPRING TRAILER

I'm about to leave for San Franciso to finish shooting a music video for Mr. George Watsky, but I wanted to quickly share a trailer that I'm obsessing over recently. I just found out about the UK band Noah and the Whale, and they are releasing their next album along with a film. The combination of the song plus the cinematography has got me all hot and bothered in the right ways. It's playing in a few British festivals, but you can purchase the album and the DVD on August 31st. Please check it out.

SUSAN TUTTLE ON FLICKR

Samples from Susan Tuttle's work. She teaches a Visual Poetry workshop on easy photo manipulation, and blogs through the wish studio blogspot.

ROAD TRIP PHONE TRIP

NEW MOON PHOTOS (NO, NOT THAT NEW MOON)

The George Eastman House Flickr page released some photographs from the Apollo missions that I hadn't seen before. I really can't imagine what it was like to be living in a time when people were going friggin Moon and didn't even have the Internet yet. Freaks me out.

ALICE IN CHAINS

I always thought if I wasn't so drawn to working in theater, I would find myself involved in prison reform. The New York Times posted photographs from an adaptation of Alice in Wonderland staged at an Italian prison. Half of Italy's prisons have theater programs. There's my calling.