Just a quick heads up for anyone who still reads this: I posted a new About Me page on my site (the other one – it’s kicking off again). Oh, and Happy Thanksgiving! Are you giving thanks? Are you thankful? I hope you are. All things considered, I am. Very.
Here’s a link to my article about the exhibition California Design, 1930-1965, which originated at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (aka LACMA) and is currently on view at Salem’s Peabody Essex Museum. It will be published in North Shore Art*Throb next week, but you can read an advance copy on my blog: Living […]
For years I’ve been using Diigo, another third-party service (and a very good one), to gather links to interesting articles. They would then get published to my Berkman blog once a week as the Sunday Links Post. But the other week I noticed that something wasn’t working, and consequently nothing got bookmarked. I missed that […]
It’s not really bye-bye Berkman blog, but I have had my own domain for ages – and today I decided to post something there. It’s about my perceptions of how blogging and online conversations have changed over the years.
A post about big toothy smiles as the new normal in images of female models.
A memorial to the artist Jim Falck (1928-2013), resident of Beverly Massachusetts, native of Fargo North Dakota. He was a terrific friend, gardener, and painter, who unabashedly developed to his own ends the great tradition of Abstract Expressionism.
Tumblr post on Happiness.
…but. I’m trying, halfheartedly only since I’m feeling quite half-dead. But I just can’t seem to make it happen. Not a happy place to be. Maybe I can get started by defacing this blog.
Two money-related things I have a hard time wrapping my head around. First, Quartz Daily points me to an article by Matt Phillips, The US Fed had a greater profit than Apple and Exxon combined last year, wherein we read that the profit made by the Federal Reserve, which it has to hand over to […]
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