“Christmas children peek through Christmas windows.”
Kyle Thomas Hemingway: The ephemera edit
An ongoing digital archive of 1,399 items (and counting) proving that I read, I saw, and I actually paid attention.
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“You see, back where I come from, we got a whole lot of people who believe all sorts of things that aren’t true. You know what we call it? History.”
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Sasha Cooke and Myra Huang take a bow -
Installation view, Nexus -
Rachel Ryusch, An Arrangement of Flowers by a Trunk, about 1683 -
Winslow Homer, Long Branch, New Jersey, 1869 -
“Any adequate response to the mystery of existence must be poetic, for only the poetic can take on the ‘why.’”
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Kelli O’Hara performs with her combo -
The ensemble takes a bow -
“I never thought watching a white man reclaim his power could be so moving.”
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Patrick and I in our costumes as the Gardner Museum Heist -
Rufus Wainwright performs -
Daniil Trifonov and Matthias Goerne take a bow -
Overhead view of the exhibitors -
Curtain call at The Cher Show -
Allan Rohan Crite, Streetcar Madonna, 1946 
In his home, Crite installed art densely and usually without labels, not unlike the Palace of the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum 
Allan Rohan Crite (top to bottom), Our Lady of the R. R. [Railroad] Station, 1953; The Tax Announcements (Old State House), 1954 -
“I’m talking about how we—and I mean here the ‘we’ of people who have experienced some kind of trauma, which I think is a very large category indeed—how we manage the serious burden that we carry, how we contain it, what spent fuel pool or dry cask storage we improvise for material that is even now still leaking its lethal isotopes.”
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Curtain call at Chess -
Curtain call at Oh, Mary! -
“Homosexuals always die in Hollywood movies. Most of the time, they kill themselves.”
