On April 4th, 2012, BROCCOLI IS IN THE HOUSE…
…ya’ll, jealous? just violently beheaded from the plant out my window and now I’m slicing it up for steaming, but actually it tastes like heaven just raw.
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On April 3rd, LONDON’S HAYWARD GALLERY…
…will be the site of the upcoming ‘Sundown Schoolhouse of Queer Home Economics‘ – which will be perched on the southwest terrace – and with 24 hours in…
On April 2nd, 2012, JEANNE VAN HEESWIJK…
…the Dutch artist from Rotterdam joined curator Gabi Ngcobo and me for a public chat tonight hosted by the Liverpool Biennial, which was a good chance to get…
On April 1st, 2012, THE NATIONAL WILDFLOWER CENTRE & SQUASH NUTRITION…
…were the highlights of my Liverpool visit – so happy find committed sophisticated organized energetic local partners to hopefully collaborate with on the upcoming work here, with the…
On March 31st, 2012, THE EVERTON PARK BOWL…
…or crater, or hollow, or dell, or valley, or however we will be calling it, is the newly selected site of what will hopefully be an ambitious long-term…
On March 30th, 2012, A VISIT TO EVERTON PARK, LIVERPOOL…
…gets the day going right off the plane – for meetings with community members about their concerns with, and hopes for, the place, with a visit to some…
On March 29th, 2012, LEAVING FOR LIVERPOOL…
…where I’ll be visiting for the first time, and having tours and meetings about a new project to re-envision Everton Park – but first it is the gauntlet…
On March 27th, 2012, LANDING IN OHIO…
…over pretty grids for a talk at the Columbus College of Art & Design tomorrow.
On March 26th, 2012, SPINNING YARN WITH LISA ANNE AUERBACH…
…was the focus of the afternoon with our last Princeton Student Colony visitor – equipped with homemade spindles from wood dowels and toy wheels, with simple hooks at…
On March 21st, 2012, POLITICALLY INSPIRED ACROBATIC PYRAMIDS WITH ROBBY HERST…
…seems to have been a highlight of the Princeton Student Colony so far, which I sadly had to miss while stuck in LA – but I just got…
On March 20th, 2012, DECOMPOSED GRANITE…
…is the beautifully warm-colored soft-textured stone that comes up with almost every shovel and trowel on my hill, which I covered my roof with as it was coming…
On March 19th, 2012, PRESERVED LEMONS…
…were gifted to me in a classic Kerr self-sealing Mason jar this afternoon from a generous lunch guest along with a print-out of this recipe from Epicurious – inspiring…
On March 18th, 2012, GATHERED ROSE PETALS…
…from a wild climbing rose bush (which has surprisingly thrived as a neglected castaway – who knows how it got there – in a hidden overgrown corner of…
On March 16th, BACKYARD ARCHEOLOGY…
…replaced gardening this morning as I was reconfiguring the back corner of the garden, moving dirt around, re-grading, making a new terraced area on the site of what…
On March 15th, 2012, GARDEN RUBBLE SCULPTURE…
…from London via Human Resources (where the rest of the pieces were ceremoniously trashed and trampled) were placed in their new home today (the long abandoned, recently refurbished…
On March 14th, 2012, COLLARDS…
…in a messy row between the broccoli and the kale are up and ready to eat on the rooftop garden ya’ll.
On March 12th, 2012, SUNDOWN BRAIDED RUG #2 PROCESS…
…is slow and tedious as I make sense of the gathered old grey and green towels and blankets and organize them into a braided spiral pattern – the…
On March 11th, 2012, SUNDOWN SCHOOLHOUSE OF QUEER HOME ECONOMICS…
…is coming to the rooftop terrace of the Hayward Gallery in London this summer (from June 11th – July 11th for their pre-Olympics Wide Open School program) and…
On March 10th, 2012, THE LATE WINTER LOQUAT…
…that under-rated Chinese fruit is starting to turn soft and yellow on the tree hidden at the top of the garden (planted in 2006, originally part of the…
On March 9th, 2012, SUNSET TRIANGLE PLAZA…
…was a jolt to the eyes on a hot bright midday lunch excursion to Forage today, coming upon the brand new street-to-plaza conversion at this very familiar intersection…