Spanish Bombs! Granada honors The Clash’s Joe Strummer, naming a placeta (small square) after him.
GRAMMELOT
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My name is Eric Gamalinda.
Kamusta.
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“Seek and learn to recognize who and what, in the midst of the inferno,
are not inferno, then make them endure, give them space.”
— Italo Calvino, Le citta invisibili
Jose Garcia Villa, New York City, 1993. Photograph by Eric Gamalinda, using 35mm Kodak Ektachrome 100.
Just added: Archival pics from Italy, 2009. Check them out on my web site here.
BRAINSTORM! with ERIC GAMALINDA
Discover how poet, fiction writer, and playwright Eric Gamalinda developed and produced an interactive, multi-venue exhibit of QR codes as poems.
Artist Eric Gamalinda used a combination of poems and QR codes to create “QRoems.” His recent exhibit Deep Splendor - featured in the Asian American Arts Alliance’s 2012 Locating the Sacred Festival - presented ten QRoems at different locations in the city. The exhibit was based on the ten chapters of The Way of the Bodhisattva, the 8th Century Buddhist text on how to live in harmony with the world.
Join us as Eric presents his pieces and takes us behind the scenes with his thoughts on what inspired him to create this work, the process of developing it, and where it’s going next.
Six participants will be randomly selected to co-create a custom piece by you and Eric! QRoem your poem!
Friday, March 22
6:30-8pm
Matthew Corozine Studio
300 West 43rd Street, Suite 502
New York, NY 10036
$10 General Admission, Free for Alliance+ members
New pics uploaded! Come and visit my web site: http://www.ericgamalinda.com/photography.html
For a while there, Radiohead were starting to feel too comfortable in their success, and a little too complacent. Not Thom Yorke. Amok, the first CD release of his “alternate” band Atoms for Peace, is transcendent, unsettling, and beautiful—the perfect soundtrack of our now. We are falling off the cliff, our social ills are getting worse, we are elevated and degenerated by our machines. Amok understands, and lets us rage and grieve in peace.
This is how racial hatred begins. Bainian Luzhu, a restaurant on Qianhai Xijie in Xicheng district, Beijing.
Grammelot’s I-Wish-I-Were-Back-In-Spain All-Foodie Blog Post!
Fried calamari, grilled mussels, La Isleta, Cabo de Gata; seafood platter for four very hungry fellows, La Isleta, Cabo de Gata; seafood paella dinner, Fundacion Valparaiso, Mojacar; rabo de toro, Taberna Rafae, Cordoba; award-winning tapas, smoked sardine and all-Kobe beef mini-burger, El Churrasco, Cordoba; el ultimo desayuno, on my terrace at Fundacion Valparaiso (yes, I made it myself — fresh eggs, fresh orange juice, Danish bread, home-made marmelada de naranja, and hojaldres — notice the deep orange color of the egg yolks); churros con chocolate, Parilla Pasaje, Almeria.
Self portrait in Cordoba: Plaza del Triunfo; self portrait in Seville: Catedral.
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