Monthly Archives: July 2010

The Art of Patience.

Posted on 07/30/2010 by fluxboston

Patience is a virtue I could probably work on(temperance comes in a close second).  Often times, if something doesn’t feel right I usually want to yank the reins and fix it. Like now. Immediately. 10 minutes ago.  But that isn’t … Continue reading →

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How We See The World

Posted on 07/29/2010 by fluxboston

More specifically, how we see the world and translate it into art. I was walking by one of those somewhat tacky rainbow “wind spinners” in my neighborhood last night and thought about how someone many moons ago conceptualized that idea(original … Continue reading →

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ICA Stream of Consciousness..

Posted on 07/28/2010 by fluxboston

Junction, Atlanta-2003-Roe Ethridge Went to the ICA last Thursday night(free!) after work as I try to do every so often.  Since it’s only a 5 minute diversion off my normal work—>home trajectory, I try and stop in-or at least sit … Continue reading →

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Early Inspiration

Posted on 07/27/2010 by fluxboston

Quick post.  When I was a wee-bug I didn’t have much interest in museums, but I loved books, libraries and was a serious gold star member of Scholastic Book Club. Man, I used to order so many books.  Tactic? Doe … Continue reading →

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Has Creativity Been Stunted as a Result of Modern Technology?

Posted on 07/22/2010 by fluxboston

As of late, I have been feeling a little sapped of creativity. A bit weary, lacking passion, and caught up in the motions. My interest/future in the arts is more from the business side of things, and helping artists do … Continue reading →

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This Just In: Clever Advertising Still Exists.

Posted on 07/13/2010 by fluxboston

In recent years, I feel like clever advertising has really been lacking in The States.  I single us out based on my impression that all these American Pie VII flicks, Rob Schneider, toilet humor, Smirnoff icings have seemed to dumb … Continue reading →

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this is the most pleasant thing I have interacted with in quite some time. (a beautiful sh

Posted on 07/09/2010 by fluxboston

this is the most pleasant thing I have interacted with in quite some time. (a beautiful short film by Jean-Sébastien Monzani)

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Totally fascinating video by Oliver Laric

Posted on 07/07/2010 by fluxboston

Totally fascinating video by Oliver Laric entitled Versions. History/art history/production/illustrator/technology geeks, check it out. I was seriously mesmerized. Well, I think it was more: Curiosity Interest Uneasy(monotone narrator) Still interested Captivated. And so disappeared 10 minutes of my day. I … Continue reading →

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Just when I was bumming over Boston’s lack of street art, a friend(thanks Earl!) sent me al

Posted on 07/06/2010 by fluxboston

Just when I was bumming over Boston’s lack of street art, a friend(thanks Earl!) sent me along the newest work by Blu, entitled Big Bang Big Boom.  After watching the earth be created and destroyed over the course of 10 … Continue reading →

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Back to Work

Posted on 07/06/2010 by fluxboston

                 “Those who shun the whimsy of things will experience rigor mortis before death.”-Tom Robbins

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