Photographs at The Ebell of Los Angeles

Delighted to be exhibiting fifteen photographs at the Ebell - the oldest art exhibit space in Los Angeles and a National Historic Landmark. 

Some things just don't work out how they should

When I get an email from the New Yorker's Cartoon editor Robert Mankoff I am always delighted. Not personal correspondence, sorry to say, but missives and meditations on his work. Never a dull moment, apparently. From their shopping pages, one of my favorites and a ridiculous image of their proposal for framing said cartoon and displaying it over my sofa.

Gluyas Williams tickles me. 

Decorating hint. 

Watch this... and that.

I am hunting and trading lists of things that must be watched, books to be read, places to go and music to hear. I hope it will be an eccentric To Do list driven as much by humor, an urge towards sophisticated and pedestrian literacy as by quality.

Badges of Honor

There was a delightful intersection of two of my favorite things in my mailbox this week. Fontshop sent their newsletter celebrating summer camp with some Badges to be earned - not Girl Scout, but Type Scout, or something such. I am a collector of many things, but fonts and letters are high on my list. I've toyed with my own Badges sent to friends and colleagues in the past.