jenny holzer

I really love her work and usually see it incorporated into a public environment but this work was in a gallery space with giant bean bags with a feeling reminiscent of a space age drive in.

I wonder why I don't get tired of her work. I tend to do that, tire of work with this kind of repetition, but Holzer works for me & I find it to be very influential to my work. I like an important message that is not lost to a specific audience such as other artists. That being said, this piece is for other artists due to its gallery location but, I still love it.

chaz

what an interesting face. 

from my mixed race series

fabulous shrine

what more can i say?

i'm hungry

beautiful & delicious cupcakes from my best friends birthday celebration. 

yes, you know I have a major sweet tooth.

petie d

this is petie d. 

his legs look sore, right?

he's recovering from a liver transplant &

he's retaining 40 lbs. of water.

watching his progress has been one of the most amazing events I've ever witnessed.

cotton candy & me

the jersey shore is so great. i get so teary eyed at times remembering the days my single mom and i walked the boards in matching calvin kleins and rainbow shirts.

This was the saddest memorial I have ever shot. It must be the picture, her age. I don't know.

scans & composite

I just came across these. 

smells like dirt

I didn't realize until I got to the end of the exhibit (& saw the water bottles) that the holes in the bottom of these plexi greenhouses were for your hands and not your head.

Good thing for kids following the lead of adults..I wasn't the only one!

fiberglass Animals

I love giant Fiberglass sculpture. I just wonder where did the call for them come? 

It's clearly a chicken or egg situation. 

Did someone just take the chance make some animals & giant people sculptures & wish for the best? Or did some one say, "Hey, I wish I had a giant chicken/horse/gorilla" 

Was it miniature golf? But then, where did those giant lumberjacks come from. 

weird, indeed.

Just a little side note, Giant "people" were sold to businesses in the 60's for $300.

This horse is looking out a vet's office. The office building is purple.

sheered sheep

this was just so beautiful to me. I love animals and when I saw his I had to pull over and take some pictures.

just wondering...

do you know anyone this awesome?

didn't think so.

my friends are so rad.

awesome dude

You might be wondering right about now, "where do I meet such an awesome man?" Well, look no further. If ya know where i work...check it out. Otherwise, you're what they call s.o.l.

He went to the lil' boys room, returned 10 minutes later with a dynamite pair of shades and wanted to know how to get back to the boardwalk...hence the atlantic city hat.

yes, sad but true, I believe he had a bit 'o thee ol' dementia.  Hey, at least he was still goin' strong, could be worse.

xoxo, I love you mister atlantic city!