Perhaps the Gremlin at 20,000 in the Dow resembles the first angel. (Please regard the comparison in the spirit it is meant.)
Not necessarily warnings of “hail and fire mixed with blood…hurled down to earth,” as prophesied in the Revelations. …
In 1996, Elmo starred in a 60-minute television special called Elmo Saves Christmas. Known for his references to himself in the 3rd person, Elmo wants Christmas every day.
However, Elmo discovers that his wish for Christmas to happen every day …
Donning wreaths, tinsel, ornaments and lights, the Dow Jones Industrial Average crept towards 20,000.
Crept is the operative word. The DJIA made it to 19,987.63 without volatility and on half to three-quarters of the average daily volume.
With so much …
Donning wreaths, tinsel, ornaments and lights, the Dow Jones Industrial Average crept towards 20,000.
Crept is the operative word. The DJIA made it to 19,987.63 without volatility and on half to three-quarters of the average daily volume.
With so much …
Fluorescent towers of light rise into the mist. Is the green tower taller or is that an illusion created by where I stood?
As the week before Christmas begins, so do the indices rise into the mist. The Dow gained …
Last week, the Dow Jones Industrial Average partied like its 19,999. (The Dow only made it to 19,966.43.)
Meanwhile, the descent from even 19,966 could mean that a gremlin appeared on the wing of the Dow plane as it neared …
Another photo I covertly shot at MOMA last week, this piece by Francis Picabia (the Papa Dada artist covered in Monday’s Daily), is called Salome.
Salome’s fame comes from her demanding and receiving the head of John the Baptist (New …
Atlas, half-man half-god giant, was a Titan condemned to carry the world on his shoulders for eternity. Here he is in front of 30 Rockefeller Center on Fifth Avenue as he has been since 1937.
In last night’s Daily, I …
When we saw this holiday window dressing at Saks Fifth Avenue, I could not decide if I should photograph or lick it. After all, the Land of 1000 Delights intends on stimulating all our senses.
Like the minty fresh taste …
Francis Picabia Artist 1879-1953 Picabia, known as Papa Dada, purposely layered disparate images in his collages to provoke confusion and strange associations.
I feature the piece above now on display at MOMA, mainly because of how closely the red and …
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