The Animated Series (1992) opening storyboards, drawn by Bruce Timm and coloured by Eric Radomski.
For me, The Animated Series (1992-1995) is the definitive Batman. And the opening title sequence encapsulates the essence of Batman in way that has yet to be surpassed.
*Watch*
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Warner Bros Studio Tour
July 14th, 2017
There are many wonderful museums and art galleries in this world.
Then, there is The Getty.
Multilayered, modern design; open spaces; galleries drenched in natural light; gardens and streams; breathtaking views of the city and surrounding hills. If you can, go on a Saturday when the Getty remains open until 9 p.m. Because nothing beats watching the sunset from one of the balconies. Or the city lights as they begin to flicker.
June 15th, 2017
Sheer, mind-blowing magnificence in thousands of tiny smalti, left me speechless.
{The Roman Pool is decorated from ceiling to floor with 1″ square mosaic tiles. These glass tiles, called smalti, are either colored (mainly blue or orange) or are clear with fused gold inside. The intense colors and shimmering gold of the tiles combine to create a breathtaking effect. The designs created by the tiles were developed by muralist Camille Solon. The inspiration for some of these designs came from the 5th Century Mausoleum of Galla Placidia.}
For more about the Roman Pool, please go to the Hearst Castle Pools webpage.
July 12th, 2017
Now let your mind do the walking
And let my body do the talking
Let me show you the world in my eyes
I’ll take you to the highest mountain
To the depths of the deepest sea
We won’t need a map, believe me
January 21st, 2017
Not really, but I could live here.
Sit Down New York, on Broadway
December 23rd, 2016
For yet another transcendent experience. Even – or maybe because of – the rain. Even in an open stadium with loads of crazed New Yorkers who are completely unable to stand still and be quiet for longer than thirty seconds.
But for those of us who did listen, it was a two-hour beautiful, emotional, powerful, interstellar trip to the centre of the universe. Thank you Sigur Rós for showing us the way to the stars!
Until next time.
Forrest Hills Stadium
Queens
June 17th, 2017
Central Park
November 5th, 2016
And the fact that the Doctor landed in New York and joined forces with a brand new superhero in his effort to save Manhattan, made the story all the more poignant.
Also, ”The Return of Doctor Mysterio” marked the return of the universe’s most resilient Doctor on the screens after a full year’s absence, and got us Capaldi-deprived Whovians even more excited about his – eagerly awaited – next adventure.
Viewed on a big screen in AMC Empire 25. Edited to include a link to the current wpc.
December 29th, 2016
Edward Hopper
Self Portrait, 1925-30
Oil on canvas
Edward Hopper’s wife Josephine was the model for this painting. She was 78 at the time but Hopper chose to depict a much younger version of her.
Edward Hopper
A Woman in the Sun, 1961
Oil on linen
Study for Office at Night, 1940
Fabricated chalk and graphite pencil on paper
A precious albeit brief encounter. Always a pleasure dear Sir!
September 10th, 2016 at the Whitney
I went in expecting to see an interesting video art installation. I came out a better person, conscious that I have witnessed a brilliant work of art. Julian Rosenfeldt’s Manifesto bridges admirably the boundaries between filmmaking, theatrical artistic expression and technical dexterity. Mounted on 13 screens, positioned all over the monumental Wade Thompson Drill Hall in deceptive randomness, Manifesto brings to life excerpts of over 50 manifestos and statements by artists, filmmakers, choreographers and architects, going back as early as 1913 (Appolinaire’s The Futurist Antitradition) and as recently as 2002 (Jim Jarmusch’s Golden Rules of Filmmaking).
And then, there is Cate Blanchett. In case you still had a doubt about Ms. Blanchett’s brilliance as a performer this is your moment of truth. Passing effortlessly from the role of a homeless man, to a diva choreographer, a TV anchorwoman, a factory worker, a school teacher, a scientist, or my two favourites – a puppeteer and a conservative mother, Ms Blanchett interprets, dramatizes and recites excerpts, merging different manifestos and statements in every story seamlessly, skillfully proving yet again what a powerful performer she really is.
Manifesto is on at the Park Avenue Armory until January 8th, 2017. An unmissable treat, if your way brings you to New York City until then.
Photography is not permitted inside the hall, and rightfully so for once, as camera and cell phone lights would have been all but rude intruders destroying the immersive, audio-visual experience.
As a compensation, cameras are welcome in all the beautifully restored reception rooms on the first floor.
December 10th, 2016
Photos from the Portfolio of hobbyist Gregory Urbano
"The future is unwritten"
J. E. LATTIMER
(...and some I have)
I write terrible English. Because I am Japanese. I am learning English. Please point out my mistakes in English grammar or my life.
Revealing the True Origins of Silence
Personal Development, Beauty, Style and general well-being
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To See a World in a Grain of Sand...
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Aquarelle und Zeichnungen von Carsten Wieland
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ramblings, rhymes & photos by Chelsea C. Bonner
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