I watched this dog lie down for what looked like the last time, this morning. The concrete was too cold to be lying on, like that. And he was too still. For too long. Time passed. She looked upset. I waited… Nobody stopped, nobody did anything. More time passed. And then he got up! […]
Categories: A Semester in New York Blog • Tags: Billboard, Class, Dog, Truck
This morning I retraced the course I had unwittingly followed last night, somewhere between emerging from the Subway in the wrong place, and too long later not arriving home. It wasn’t as exciting in day light, but better for photographs. NoHo is an only ever loosely defined area in Lower Manhattan. It means NOrth of […]
Categories: A Semester in New York Blog • Tags: Arch, Cat, Dog, NoHo, Rubbish, Shadow, Tile, Washington
This morning I ran around and around Greenwich Village, which is quite small. A lot of the streets are short, run into each other at odd angles, and so create triangular squares (that’s a square by purpose, not by shape). The layout in conducive to running around and around, so that’s how it went. Here are […]
Categories: A Semester in New York Blog • Tags: Dog, Frisby, Gansevoort, Greenwich, Metal, Village
It’s 6:30pm as I cross the bottom of Manhattan Island on foot (I haven’t figured out the Subway yet, so everything is on foot for now) and meet M and her friends at The New Museum of Contemporary Art on Bowery. I check Google Maps before I leave the apartment (my smart phone having been […]
Categories: A Semester in New York Blog • Tags: Art, Balcony, Contemporary, Dinner, Dog, Museum, New, Tomkins Sq Park, Washington Sq Park