Obama's popularity may be at an all-time low, his spirits dashed after Massachusetts, but at least New Yorkers still care about and believe in politics enough to hear Obama speak—he still has an audience.
January 2010 Archives
I continue to get lost frequently on account of my appalling sense of direction (although this has happened less since I got an iPhone, because it always knows where I am. It’s when I lose the iPhone that I panic).
What is the derivation of the deviled egg? I’m sure it’s a question that’s been troubling you, particularly given recent world events.
Reading the NY Times’ places to go in 2010 got me thinking about where I wanted to head this year. Here are six places—some cities, some not—on my list.
I'm told that Anish Kapoor's Tall Tree and the Eye sculpture will be dismantled 'any minute now'—so if you're in London right now, get yourself to Piccadilly for a gander before it goes.
My favorite exhibit at Boston's Institute of Contemporary Art was Tara Donovan's "Nebulous", a low-lying cloud-like sculpture made of Scotch tape that spread itself across the floor like bacterial colonies in a petri dish.
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