Thursday, July 17, 2008




Here are a random assortment of images from New York. I particlarly like the barbershop located in the Clark Street subway in Brooklyn. The barbershop looks like it could be in Mexico City or Bombay or Saigon. One of the things I love about NY is how authentic it still is compared to the rest of America, which seems to be dominated by franchises and big-box chains.

The other 2 photos are taken in the very lovely Café Sabarsky in the Neue Galerie in Manhattan where my friend Catherine Lazure and I shared a linzertorte to the detriment of our art-seeing. By the time the torte and our coffee was consumed the museum was shutting it's doors and I didn't get to see the famous Klimt of Adele Bloch-Bauer that has such a fascinating history.

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