Greetings from London, where this time of year cool evenings and late sunsets make for a wonderful break from New York City humidity. Always fun to kick around here, highlights have been the opening of The Family and the Land, an amazing retrospective show of Sally Man’s photography, and the necessary visit to Borough Market where you can get your eat on with all sorts of local delicacies.
If you happen to be in Amsterdam on Saturday, June 26, be sure to check out the American Book Center’s Urban Arts Festival, where loads of artists and craftspeople will be doing what they do best. Yours truly will be talking about illustrated books with Kate Bingaman-Burt and Peter Giljam of Buzzworks (nice name, right?).
Should you show up because you have read this, be sure to let me know. I will be duly impressed!
Also, for all of you clamoring to buy I Like To Keep My Troubles On The Windy Side Of Things, copies are starting to pop up on Amazon and B&N – so now you have no excuse!
1 comment:
hi mr. poole -
my name is faith and I have always enjoyed your work...documenting the ways that the hopeless find hope is a beautiful and important job.
Well, I would prefer to send you a direct email re: this matter...
clouds angels photos on my...um, blog: www.mynameisfaith.net
That really is my name. Funny: the girl named Faith who barely believes in god is suddenly kept entertained by epic stories in the sky.
Am I crazy? Well, why do you think I took the pictures?
No, in all seriousness...I do have some idiosyncracies of preference and function - which is why I have spent so much damn time on my porch lately,..and, thus: the clouds.
Okay - sorry. You'll see by the blog that I am a bit long-winded. Apologies. I am a bad blogger... and a bad commenter. Sorry. I just feel like I ought to err on the side of caution and let the authorities know about these loaded clouds. You, of course, are the authority on the issue of things such angels appearing as clouds.
Please, just look at the pictures. I don't really know what to do with any of it. If anything.
Please let me know if you received this. Otherwise, I might have to call Billy Graham...ach.
Please get this message, Mr. Toast...please get this message...
Truly and Sincerely,
Faith Rhyne
www.mynameisfaith.net
faithrhyne@gmail.com
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